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The quantity representing change in temperature of a gas with pressure at constant enthalpy is called:

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Joule–Thomson effect explains cooling of gases in refrigeration and liquefaction processes.

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Thermal expansion coefficient
Joule-Thomson coefficient
Compressibility factor
Isothermal pressure

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The Correct Option is B

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