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The factor that has the largest effect on vapor pressure is ____. a. presence of H bonding b. volume available for vapor c. liquid surface area d. molecular dipole moment e. liquid's mole amount

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Chapter27: Gas Chromatography

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The factor that has the largest effect on vapor pressure is ____.

a.
presence of H bonding

b.
volume available for vapor

c.
liquid surface area

d.
molecular dipole moment

e.
liquid's mole amount

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