What is Cryogenic?
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Answer / nikunj
Cryogenic means to work in lower temperature range (-50 and
below than that).
Nikunj
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Answer / afsar mumtaz
very low temperature like liquid nitrogen and liquid helium
:-156 to -2560 degree.
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