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Critical temperatuer of oxygen and nitrogen gas is 154.3 K and 126.0 K respectively. Which of these gases has higher magnitude of intermolecular forces between them ?

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Extent of adsorption is directly proportional to critical temperature .
Order of extent of adsorption of the given gases is : `SO_2 > NH_3 > CH_4 > N_2`.
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