Which statement identifies Liquid Oxygen as LOX with a temperature of -297 F?

Which statement identifies Liquid Oxygen as LOX with a temperature of -297 F?

• A. Gaseous Oxygen
• B. Types of Oxygen
• C. Liquid Oxygen (LOX)
• D. Oxygen Systems

Answer: (C)

Liquid oxygen is the cryogenic form of oxygen and is abbreviated LOX. Its boiling point at standard pressure is about -297 F, which means that at room temperature it is a gas, but at that very cold temperature it exists as a liquid. The statement that uses both the term Liquid Oxygen and the LOX abbreviation directly identifies the substance in its liquid form and its common shorthand. The other options point to the gaseous form, general categories, or systems, none of which specify the liquid state or use the LOX designation.

Liquid oxygen is the cryogenic form of oxygen and is abbreviated LOX. Its boiling point at standard pressure is about -297 F, which means that at room temperature it is a gas, but at that very cold temperature it exists as a liquid. The statement that uses both the term Liquid Oxygen and the LOX abbreviation directly identifies the substance in its liquid form and its common shorthand. The other options point to the gaseous form, general categories, or systems, none of which specify the liquid state or use the LOX designation.