critical condensation temperature
critical condensation temperature
[′krid·ə·kəl ‚kän·dən′sā·shən ‚tem·prə·chər] (physical chemistry)
The temperature at which the sublimand of a sublimed solid recondenses; used to analyze solid mixtures, analogous to liquid distillation. Also known as true condensing point.
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