Linde's Method is based on
Correct answer: A. Joule-Thomson effect
- A. Joule-Thomson effect
- B. Hess effect
- C. Graham's effect
- D. none of these
Explanation
Linde's method is based on Joule 's-Thomson effect. Linde's process is known as the Adiabatic expansion of compressed gas. The process is based upon the Joule-Thomson effect, the temperature change that accompanies the expansion of a gas without the production of work or transfer of heat.
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