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what is the difference between a gas and a vapour?​

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Answered by harshada3090
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Explanation:

Vapour is a substance that is a combination of gaseous and liquid phase in ordinary conditions. Gas is a substance that has a single thermodynamic state in ordinary conditions. Examples: Iodine exists in a solid form under ordinary conditions, but upon heating, it changes to the vapour form.

Answered by sensanchita62
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Vapour is a substance that is a combination of gaseous and liquid phase in ordinary conditions. Gas is a substance that has a single thermodynamic state in ordinary conditions. Examples: Iodine exists in a solid form under ordinary conditions, but upon heating, it changes to the vapour form.

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