QUESTION 6 Which of the following is correct about the Joule-Thomson effect? O The Joule-Thomson coefficient is zero for real gases. O The cooling effect has a coefficient of less than zero. O The Joule-Thomson effect is a result of isenthalpic expansion. O In the cooling region, the temperature increases as the gas expands.

QUESTION 6 Which of the following is correct about the Joule-Thomson effect? O The Joule-Thomson coefficient is zero for real gases. O The cooling effect has a coefficient of less than zero. O The Joule-Thomson effect is a result of isenthalpic expansion. O In the cooling region, the temperature increases as the gas expands.

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