2.3 Vapor Pressure, IMFs, and Boiling Point

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I also got it today

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[@drewmcgoldrick6823]

Yeah super easy to understand, and apply generally when looking at compounds to determine VP and BP

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You made this so much more understandable!!! Thank you!

[@stephenkim-hp3ph]

I was so confused cuz weaker IMF results in higher vapor pressure now I get it thanks a lot

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You broke this down well for me! Thanks

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[@hannes9135]

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[@superJohnnydeppfan]

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[@tesconstamylo]

Indeed it all happens at the surface of the liquid

[@bilalAhmed-vx8ut]

@5:17 you said potential energy. Correct if i'm wrong, but doesn't the thermal energy convert to kinetic. Hence, the molecules become more active.

[@jeffgoebel5474]

Excellent!!

[@chrisatronx]

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[@CDinkle]

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[@dhocris7]

so petrol has weak intermolecular forces than diesel im i correct?

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[@Raantas]

classic

[@anilkumarsharma1205]

boil contains oil burned
so try to solve how much energy and oil used to completely vaporizing the water at stp

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[@kormybeats]

Standard temperature should be 293K. Otherwise great video !!

[@cnsisow]

Ffs. Now I get it.

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