1. What is the distinction between gas and vapor? A. They are the same thing B. Vapor is gas in the presence of the liquid or solid phase of the same substance. C. Vapor refers to gas after the boiling point is reached

1. What is the distinction between gas and vapor? A. They are the same thing B. Vapor is gas in the presence of the liquid or solid phase of the same substance. C. Vapor refers to gas after the boiling point is reached

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Chapter19: Temperature

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