What temperature does gas freeze at?

Question

What temperature does gas freeze at?

Answer 1

Gasoline is still liquid at -100ºF.  Below that, it doesn't freeze all at once.  Behavior depends on just what's in the mixture.

Answer 2

If you're asking about gasoline, the answer that is sometimes given for this question is -72 C (-97), but the problem is that gasoline is not a single component, so it doesn't freeze all at once. The best answer would be that it *starts* to freeze at -72, but some hydrocarbons in the gasoline will not freeze until -184 (-300F).

Answer 3

The person above it correct.

Water can be in gas form.  It freezes at 32 degrees F.

Answer 4

It depends on what the gas is.

Answer 5

It depends on the what the gas is (What elements?) as well as the atmospheric pressure around the gas.  Also, a gas might become a liquid before it becomes a solid (freezing).