Definition of critical temperature in English:

critical temperature

noun

Chemistry

The temperature of a gas in its critical state, above which it cannot be liquefied by pressure alone.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The critical temperature of water is 705.3°F.
- At some critical temperatures, nuclear fusion will begin to occur.
- This question cannot be addressed in the laboratory setting because it is impossible to prevent phase separation at temperatures below the critical temperature of mixtures lying between the coexistence curves.
- Replacing the water with alcohol and evaporating the alcohol above its critical temperature results in a silica aerogel, in which the original arrangement of silica particles is retained.
- Some authors use the term ‘fluids' for common gases and liquids; others restrict the noun ‘fluid’ to volatile substances at temperatures above their critical temperatures.

Definition of critical temperature in US English:

critical temperature

noun

Chemistry

The temperature of a gas or vapor in its critical state. Above this temperature, a gas cannot be liquefied by pressure alone.
〔化〕临界温度
Example sentencesExamples
- Replacing the water with alcohol and evaporating the alcohol above its critical temperature results in a silica aerogel, in which the original arrangement of silica particles is retained.
- The critical temperature of water is 705.3°F.
- This question cannot be addressed in the laboratory setting because it is impossible to prevent phase separation at temperatures below the critical temperature of mixtures lying between the coexistence curves.
- At some critical temperatures, nuclear fusion will begin to occur.
- Some authors use the term ‘fluids' for common gases and liquids; others restrict the noun ‘fluid’ to volatile substances at temperatures above their critical temperatures.

单词	critical temperature
释义	Definition of critical temperature in English: critical temperature noun Chemistry The temperature of a gas in its critical state, above which it cannot be liquefied by pressure alone. 〔化〕临界温度 Example sentencesExamples The critical temperature of water is 705.3°F. At some critical temperatures, nuclear fusion will begin to occur. This question cannot be addressed in the laboratory setting because it is impossible to prevent phase separation at temperatures below the critical temperature of mixtures lying between the coexistence curves. Replacing the water with alcohol and evaporating the alcohol above its critical temperature results in a silica aerogel, in which the original arrangement of silica particles is retained. Some authors use the term ‘fluids' for common gases and liquids; others restrict the noun ‘fluid’ to volatile substances at temperatures above their critical temperatures. Definition of critical temperature in US English: critical temperature noun Chemistry The temperature of a gas or vapor in its critical state. Above this temperature, a gas cannot be liquefied by pressure alone. 〔化〕临界温度 Example sentencesExamples Replacing the water with alcohol and evaporating the alcohol above its critical temperature results in a silica aerogel, in which the original arrangement of silica particles is retained. The critical temperature of water is 705.3°F. This question cannot be addressed in the laboratory setting because it is impossible to prevent phase separation at temperatures below the critical temperature of mixtures lying between the coexistence curves. At some critical temperatures, nuclear fusion will begin to occur. Some authors use the term ‘fluids' for common gases and liquids; others restrict the noun ‘fluid’ to volatile substances at temperatures above their critical temperatures.
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