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1 Maxwell construction B2

2 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

3 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

4 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

5 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

6 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

7 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

8 Liquefying a gas by applying pressure
v T

9 Two phase region in the vdW gas

10 P (bar)

11 Joule-Thomson or Joule-Kelvin expansion
Porous plug

12 Joule-Thomson or Joule-Kelvin expansion
Porous plug

13 The Joule-Thomson coefficient: (inversion temperature)
T/Tc

14 Cooling using J-T process

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