Of nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, room temperature gases, which material is MOST involatile?

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Of nitrogen, oxygen, and carbon dioxide, room temperature gases, which material is MOST involatile?

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Answer 1 · 2017-05-17T05:50:56

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The normal boiling point of liquid nitrogen is #-196# #""^@C#; of liquid oxygen, #-182# #""^@C#. Carbon dioxide does not have a liquid phase at one atmosphere; its sublimation point is #-78.5# #""^@C#.

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