At room temperature, hydrogen can be compressed to very high pressures without liquefying. On the other hand, butane becomes a liquid at high pressure (at room temperature). What does this tell us about the critical temperatures of hydrogen and butane? Select all that apply. O The critical temperature of butane is below room temperature. O The critical temperature of hydrogen is below room temperature. O The critical temperature of hydrogen is above room temperature. O The critical temperature of butane is above room temperature. O No information is provided about the critical temperature of either compound.

At room temperature, hydrogen can be compressed to very high pressures without liquefying. On the other hand, butane becomes a liquid at high pressure (at room temperature). What does this tell us about the critical temperatures of hydrogen and butane? Select all that apply. O The critical temperature of butane is below room temperature. O The critical temperature of hydrogen is below room temperature. O The critical temperature of hydrogen is above room temperature. O The critical temperature of butane is above room temperature. O No information is provided about the critical temperature of either compound.

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At room temperature, hydrogen can be compressed to very high pressures without liquefying. On the other hand, butane becomes a
liquid at high pressure (at room temperature). What does this tell us about the critical temperatures of hydrogen and butane? Select all
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O The critical temperature of butane is below room temperature.
O The critical temperature of hydrogen is below room temperature.
O The critical temperature of hydrogen is above room temperature.
O The critical temperature of butane is above room temperature.
O No information is provided about the critical temperature of either compound.
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