Q. The joule Thomson coefficient is zero at
A) Absolute temperature
B) Critical temperature
C) Inversion temperature
D) Below $0℃$
Explanation
(c)
Joule Thomson coefficient $(\mu)$ is zero at inversion temperature
Mathematically, $\mu = \left( \frac{\partial T}{\partial p} \right)_{H}$
When, $\mu = 0$, the gas neither gets cooled down nor gets heated upon expansion
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