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Chemistry, 14.03.2020 22:31 monk68

A scientist measures the vapor pressure of a liquid. At 15° C, the vapor pressure was 19 kilopascals. At 25° C, it was 31 kilopascals. At 35° C, it was 59 kilopascals. Which statement can be inferred from the observations?

A. Increasing temperature alters the volume of the liquid
B. Increasing temperature decreases vapor pressure
C. Increasing temperature does not affect vapor pressure
D. Increasing temperature increases vapor pressure

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