ANSWER BOTH OF THIS EASY MCQ Which of the following is a true statement about vapor pressure?O Vapor pressure is directly proportional to temperature.O Vapor pressure depends on the volume of the sample.Vapor pressure of a substance is related to its heat of vaporization.all of thesenone of these Question 12What is the pH nature of a KCIO solution?O acidicbasicneutralO none of these

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Which of the following is a true statement about vapor pressure? O Vapor pressure is directly proportional to temperature. O Vapor pressure depends on the volume of the sample. O Vapor pressure of a substance is related to its heat of vaporization. all of these none of these

Which of the following is a true statement about vapor pressure? O Vapor pressure is directly proportional to temperature. O Vapor pressure depends on the volume of the sample. O Vapor pressure of a substance is related to its heat of vaporization. all of these none of these

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ANSWER BOTH OF THIS EASY MCQ

Which of the following is a true statement about vapor pressure?
O Vapor pressure is directly proportional to temperature.
O Vapor pressure depends on the volume of the sample.
Vapor pressure of a substance is related to its heat of vaporization.
all of these
none of these

Question 12
What is the pH nature of a KCIO solution?
O acidic
basic
neutral
O none of these

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