Critical pressure of a liquid is the pressure
A. Above which liquid will remain liquid
B. Above which liquid becomes gas
C. Above which liquid becomes vapour
D. Above which liquid becomes solid
Answer: Option A
Solution (By Examveda Team)
Critical pressure is the pressure required to liquify a gas at or below its critical temperature.Critical pressure of a liquid is the pressure, above which liquid will remain liquid.
Wrong ans...
It will be (B)above which liquid never be in unsaturated vapour condition rather it will convert to saturated vapour or gas
Wrong ans...
It will be (B)above which liquid never be in unsaturated vapour condition rather it will convert to saturated vapour or gas