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why hydrogen and helium can not be liquified by Linde's method

muhammed ahmed , 16 Years ago

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SAGAR SINGH - IIT DELHI

Dear student,

The pressure required for the same is not sufficient.

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Ehtisham Khan

The size of H and He is very small . Thus it is difficult to create intermoleculer forces amoung the molecules . To liquify them very low temperature is required which can`t obtained by lind`s method .

Last Activity: 9 Years ago

Muhammad Usman

Since He and H₂are small size and non polar gases

and requured very low temperature to operate attractive forces between their molecules (for liquefaction it is important to operate attractive forxe between the molecules of that gases) and such a low temperature can not be obtain by lind's method of liquefaction of gases

Last Activity: 6 Years ago