We know that the critical temperature of sulfur dioxide is 157.5 ° C. According to this,Answer and justify:       a) To liquefy SO2 when it is at a temperature of 100 ° C it will be required to subject it to a very high pressure.       b) It will be a permanent gas.       c) It can only be liquefied by compression at temperatures below 157.5ºC.       d) Its intermolecular forces will be almost zero.       e) N.A

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