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Assertion: A gas can be easily liquefied at any temperature below is critical temperature.
Reason: Liquification of a gas takes place when the average kinetic energy of the molecules is low.

A

When its unversion temperature equals the Boyle's temperature

B

under reversible adiabatic expansion

C

under pressure when it is cooled below the critical temperature

D

at low pressure and above critical temperature

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B, C

(i) Reversible adiabatic expansion lower the temperature hence facilitates the liquefaction of gas (ii) A gas can be liquefied below the critical temperature by increasing the pressure
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