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Write the name of an adsorbent for easily liquefiable gases.

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**Step-by-Step Solution:** 1. **Understanding Adsorption and Liquefaction**: - Adsorption is the process where gas molecules adhere to the surface of a solid or liquid. Liquefaction refers to the conversion of a gas into a liquid state by applying pressure and reducing temperature. 2. **Identifying Easily Liquefiable Gases**: - Easily liquefiable gases are those that can be converted into liquid form under relatively low pressure and temperature. Examples include gases like ammonia, oxygen, carbon dioxide (CO2), and chlorine. ...
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