differentiate between vapour and gas
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Difference Between vapour and gas:
Vapour & Gas
1.A vapor is a substance which has experienced a phase change.
2.A gas is a substance which has not, and will not experience a phase change.
3.Vapor is formed by a substance which is a solid or a liquid at room temperature, that its natural state of matter is either a solid or a liquid.
4.The natural state of matter for a gas is a gas.
Example: steam would be a vapor because at room temperature, it would be water, which is a liquid.
5.Nitrogen (a gas) at room temperature would still be in a gaseous state, so it is a gas.
6.Vapour is not a state of matter
7.Gas is a state of matter
8.The word, "vapor" suggests a gas that was formed by evaporation of something that is a liquid at room temperature.
9.While gas is a naturally occuring state of matter.
10.While a vapor is a substance above its boiling point temperature.
A gas is a substance above its critical temperature
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Vapour & Gas
1.A vapor is a substance which has experienced a phase change.
2.A gas is a substance which has not, and will not experience a phase change.
3.Vapor is formed by a substance which is a solid or a liquid at room temperature, that its natural state of matter is either a solid or a liquid.
4.The natural state of matter for a gas is a gas.
Example: steam would be a vapor because at room temperature, it would be water, which is a liquid.
5.Nitrogen (a gas) at room temperature would still be in a gaseous state, so it is a gas.
6.Vapour is not a state of matter
7.Gas is a state of matter
8.The word, "vapor" suggests a gas that was formed by evaporation of something that is a liquid at room temperature.
9.While gas is a naturally occuring state of matter.
10.While a vapor is a substance above its boiling point temperature.
A gas is a substance above its critical temperature
i hope it 'll help u ..
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