Based from the given critical pressure values in the table, rank the following compounds based on the intensity of pressure to be applied to convert it from gas to liquid. * 1-LEAST 2 3 4 5-MOST Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon monoxide Hydrogen Methane

Based from the given critical pressure values in the table, rank the following compounds based on the intensity of pressure to be applied to convert it from gas to liquid. * 1-LEAST 2 3 4 5-MOST Oxygen Nitrogen Carbon monoxide Hydrogen Methane

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Based on the given critical pressure values in the table, rank the following compounds based on the intensity of pressure to be applied to convert it from gas to liquid.

Based from the given critical pressure values in the table, rank the following
compounds based on the intensity of pressure to be applied to convert it from gas to
liquid. *
1-LEAST
3
4
5-MOST
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Carbon
monoxide
Hydrogen
Methane

Table of Critical Temperature and Critical Pressure
Product components | Critical
Critical
Temperature, Pressure
(K)
33.145
(MPа)
1.296
Hydrogen
Nitrogen
Carbon monoxide
126.19
3.396
132.86
3.444
Охygen
Methane
154.60
5.013
190.56
4.599

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