LIQUEFACTION OF GASES | JOULE-THOMSON EFFECT ANIMATION|LINDE'S METHOD,CLAUDE METHOD & FARADAY METHOD

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Understanding Liquefaction of gases by definition, explanation & animation.Also discuss conditions for liquefaction of gases i.e critical temperature, critical pressure & critical pressure.Explain the principle for liquefaction of gases that is Joule -Thomson effect, also known as Thomson -Joule effect and the different methods of liquefaction of gases i.e Faraday's method' Linde's method & Claude's method.

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Thank u for the great explanation ❤

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and how about to prepare water from hydrogen and oxygen..after liquification....is it possible too?

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Dear we know that by mixing 2 H2 +O2 result in the formation of water but this reaction is highly exothermic therefore it results in a bigger explosion

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mam is it possible to liquify hydrogen gas?

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Good question.Yes hydrogen can be liquified below its critical temperature 33 degree kelvin & critical pressure of about 13 atm. Thanks

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miss claud, s method joule Thomson effect py base hai?

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Can Hydrogen and Helium be liquefied by Lind'e method??? If not then why?? Please explain it..

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In simple words, hydrogen and helium gas can not be liquefied by lind'e method because they are very small in size and when the pressure is exerted on them even then no force of attraction is created . Therefore they can not be liquefied by this method.

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In the Joule Thomson Effect, the internal energy is just potential energy, right? And the reason there is cooling is because the heat enrgy is all turned into kinetic enrgy, right? Please correct me if im wrong.

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