A gas or vapor may be liquefied only at temperatures equal to the normal boiling

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A gas or vapor may be liquefied only at temperatures equal to the normal boiling point. at or below the normal boiling point. above the normal boiling point. at or below the critical temperature. above the critical temperature. How stronger the intermolecular forces in a substance the higher the boiling point. the lower the boiling point. the higher the vapour pressure. the smaller the devlation from ideal gas behavior. Consider this statement carbon dioxide is more easily solidified then nitrogen because the der water forces acting between the co2 molecules are less than those acting between the

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22) d. at and below the critical temp. 23) b. two 24) a. higher the boiling pt.

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