Answer / chaitanya pithawa

The temperature above which a gas cannot be liquefied,
regardless of the pressure applied.
The temperature at which a material becomes a superconductor.

Answer / syednuther

The temperature above which a gas cannot be liquefied,
as per temp

Answer / hardik

At above critical pressure and temeperature water heated
than it's latent heat is zero so steam convert in super
heated.

Answer / rajesh kumar shukla

The presure after which the water state will change called
the critical presure.if we heated the water above the
critical presure &temprature the water will reach at the
vapour state.

Answer / elayaraj

max pressure above which the system damage or fails are
called as critical pressure.
if water is heated above critical pressure and temperature
it is converted into super heated steam.

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