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Regarding the difficulty of compressing gases

2016-01-30View Original

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I would like to ask everyone: based on what factors and theories can we determine the difficulty level of gas compression? For example, things like hydrogen and liquefied gas
Reply #22019-09-07
Compressibility factor, adiabatic index, etc. Ease of compression is a property of a substance; it is independent of the amount of substance present and is determined by the substance’s own structure. Therefore, a simple way to determine this is by comparing critical temperatures – the higher the critical temperature, the easier it is for the substance to be compressed.

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