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To turn hydrogen to a liquid, you have to either lower the temperature or increase the pressure or both. At one atmosphere (the air pressure at sea level) hydrogen liquefies at 20 degrees Kelvin (about -423°F).

Any gas can be turned into liquid by cooling it down under high pressure. with a pressure engine

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