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A gas can be liquefied if :...

A gas can be liquefied if : 

A

forces of attraction are low under ordinary conditions

B

forces of attraction are high under ordinary conditions

C

forces of attraction are zero under ordinary conditions

D

forces of attraction either high or low under ordinary conditions

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As long IMF is present, gas can be liquified.
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