Catalytic cracking technology: What is critical temperature?

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Catalytic cracking technology: What is critical temperature?

Reply #22017-03-14

Critical temperature: The highest temperature at which a substance changes from a gas phase to a liquid phase is called the critical temperature. Each substance has a specific temperature at which, no matter how much the pressure is increased, the gaseous substance will not liquefy; this temperature is the critical temperature. There is also an ecological definition of critical temperature.

Reply #32017-03-14

The highest temperature at which a substance changes from a gas to a liquid is called the critical temperature.

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