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I was wondering out of all the known gasses, which is the easiest to compress?
The easiest gases to compress include 1,2-butadiene and butane, both of which can exist as liquids under moderate pressure due to their low boiling points near room temperature. These gases do not behave like ideal gases at room temperature, making them more compressible than air. Additionally, certain chlorofluorocarbons (Freons) also exhibit easier compressibility compared to air. Understanding the behavior of these compounds is crucial for applications involving gas compression.
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