Difference between gas and vapour (4 points)..
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i )a gas iis formed at or above the boiling point of a liquid and a vapuor is formed below the boiling point of a liquid
ii)vapour is formed by the process of evaporation but gas is formed by the process of boiling
iii) boiling is a fast process while evapouration is a slow process
iv)vapour is formed below 100degree cecius while gas is formed at or above100 degree celcius
ii)vapour is formed by the process of evaporation but gas is formed by the process of boiling
iii) boiling is a fast process while evapouration is a slow process
iv)vapour is formed below 100degree cecius while gas is formed at or above100 degree celcius
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nice question. here is your answer-
the two substances are very much different.
gas-
1.it is a state of matter.
2.it has experienced phase change.
3.it has low density.
4.it remains as gas only in room temperature.
5. its molecules are separated.
vapor-
1.it is a state of water between gas and liquid.
2.it has about to experience phase change.
3.it is the result of boiling and evaporation
4.it is measured by pressure of gas.
5.at room temperature. vapor can be solid or liquid.
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the two substances are very much different.
gas-
1.it is a state of matter.
2.it has experienced phase change.
3.it has low density.
4.it remains as gas only in room temperature.
5. its molecules are separated.
vapor-
1.it is a state of water between gas and liquid.
2.it has about to experience phase change.
3.it is the result of boiling and evaporation
4.it is measured by pressure of gas.
5.at room temperature. vapor can be solid or liquid.
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