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To liquefy gaseous substances whose critical temperatures are below room temperature requires

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high pressure and lowering of temperature `("below"" T"_(c))`

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low pressure and raising of temperature `("above"" T"_C)`

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high pressure and raising of temperature `("above"" T"_(C))`

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low pressure and lowering of temperature `("below"" T"_(C))`

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