What is the answer for question 15? Which of the following liquid substances has the highest vapor pressure at itsnormal boiling point?A) CH,OH (b.p. = 65°C)%3DB) C,H, (b.p. = 80°C)C) C,H,OH (b.p. = 78°C)%3DD) H,O (b.p. = 100°C)E) All would have same vapor pressure at theirnormal boiling points.MacBook AirS0F3888F4F7FS&2334582YPQWER11DF´GHKACVMcommandoptionotioncommandN

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Which of the following liquid substances has the highest vapor pressure at its normal boiling point? %3D B) C,H, (b.p. = 80°C) C) C,H,OH (b.p. = 78°C) D) H,0 (b.p. = 100°C) %3D E) All would have same vapor pressure at their normal boiling points.

Which of the following liquid substances has the highest vapor pressure at its normal boiling point? %3D B) C,H, (b.p. = 80°C) C) C,H,OH (b.p. = 78°C) D) H,0 (b.p. = 100°C) %3D E) All would have same vapor pressure at their normal boiling points.

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Which of the following liquid substances has the highest vapor pressure at its
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E) All would have same vapor pressure at their
normal boiling points.
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