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Assertion : Lower the cirtical temperature for a gas, more easily can it is liquefied. Reason : Critical temperature is the temperature above which above which a gas cannot liquefied depending upon the pressure.
Statement-1. Less is the critical temperature of a gas, more easily it can be liquefied. Statement-2. Critical temperature is the temperature above which a gas cannot be liquiefied applying any amount of pressure.
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Curie temperature is a particular temperature at which ferromagnetic material changes to
Statements : The micelle formation by a surfactant takes places at certain concentration at definite temperature . Expabnations : The temperature above which a surfactant forms micells is called Kraft point .
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