9. The critical temperature of oxygen is 155 K. What does this mean? (a) Oxygen is very cold. (b) The critical pressure must be > 155 bar. (c) It is impossible to produce liquid oxygen by compression alone if its temperature is > 155 K. (d) It is critical to keep oxygen at a temperature of 155 K.

9. The critical temperature of oxygen is 155 K. What does this mean? (a) Oxygen is very cold. (b) The critical pressure must be > 155 bar. (c) It is impossible to produce liquid oxygen by compression alone if its temperature is > 155 K. (d) It is critical to keep oxygen at a temperature of 155 K.

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9. The critical temperature of oxygen is 155 K. What does this mean?
(a) Oxygen is very cold.
(b) The critical pressure must be > 155 bar.
(c) It is impossible to produce liquid oxygen by compression alone if its temperature
is > 155 K.
(d) It is critical to keep oxygen at a temperature of 155 K.

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