difference between gas and vapour (8 point) ?
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A gas refers to a substance that has a single defined thermodynamic state at room temperature whereas a vapor refers to a substance that is a mixture of two phases at room temperature, namely gaseous and liquid phase. ... A vapour can co-exist with a liquid or solid when they are in equilibrium state.
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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN GAS AND VAPOUR :-
GAS
1) A gas is state of matter .
2) Gas is formed by the process of boiling .
3) Gas is formed at or above 100 degree Celsius .
4) Gas has low density .
5) It remains as gas only in room temperature .
6) It molecules are separated .
7) The gases show the property of diffusion .
8) Gas are highly compressible .
VAPOUR
1) Vapour has about to experience phase change .
2) It is the result of boiling and evaporation .
3) It is measured by pressure of gas .
4) At the room temperature vapour can be solid or liquid.
5) Vapour is not a state of matter .
GAS
1) A gas is state of matter .
2) Gas is formed by the process of boiling .
3) Gas is formed at or above 100 degree Celsius .
4) Gas has low density .
5) It remains as gas only in room temperature .
6) It molecules are separated .
7) The gases show the property of diffusion .
8) Gas are highly compressible .
VAPOUR
1) Vapour has about to experience phase change .
2) It is the result of boiling and evaporation .
3) It is measured by pressure of gas .
4) At the room temperature vapour can be solid or liquid.
5) Vapour is not a state of matter .
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