An ideal gas obeying the kinetic theory of gases can be liquefied if
- AIts temperature is more than critical temperature $T_c$
- BIts pressure is more than critical pressure $P_c$
- CIts pressure is more than $P_c$ at a temperature less than $T_c$
- DIt cannot be liquefied at any value of $P$ and $T$
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