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Study the following isotherms of carbondioxide at various temperature and answer the following questions based on that:

Choose the temperature above which `CO_(2)` cannot be liquified whatsoever applied pressure is

A

290K

B

294.5 K

C

302K

D

304 K

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    Boyle's temperature
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