Chemistry, 02.03.2021 23:20 renee9913

What is the relationship between atmospheric pressure and vapor pressure at the boiling point of
a liquid?

a. The atmospheric pressure is equal to the
vapor pressure at the boiling point.

b. The atmospheric pressure is less than the
vapor pressure at the boiling point.

C. The atmospheric pressure is greater than
the vapor pressure at the boiling point.

d. Both Band C are correct.

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