Law of Corresponding States (Critical Phenomenon) | Lecture Note - Edubirdie

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North Idaho College
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PHYS-211 | Engineering Physics I
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2023
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290

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4
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Hani T.

* law of Collesponding States (Critical phenomena). Experiments on Coz by studying P-V-T Relationships established Conditions for the liquidification of gases it was found that abave a certain Temperature, it was impossible Lo Liquidify the gas No Matter how much pressure was apphed. This Temperature is called the Critical Temperature To. The pressure required to Liquidisg the gas at This Te is the critical pressure Po, and The Volume occupied by one mole of the gas at Tc and Pc is known as the Critical volume Ve. the plots of P versus V cat Various Temperatures are for Coz gus. At 268k as P is increased V is lowered till the point 13 further increase in pressure does Not have a Noticable effect on V liquid Sorm. The phenomenon of Smooth, merging. of gas with its liquid Sorus is Called the critical phenomenon.

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