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Vapour pressure of a liquid depends upon its

A

temperature

B

surface area

C

nature of liquid

D

external pressure

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The correct Answer is:
A, C

Vapour pressure of a liquid depends only upon temperature and nature of the liquid.
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  • Vapour pressure of a liquid depends on

    A
    Volume of container
    B
    Amount of liquid
    C
    Surface area of container
    D
    Temperature
  • The vapour pressure of a liquid depends upon

    A
    the amount on the liqiud taken
    B
    the temperature of ht liquid
    C
    both on the amount as well as temperature
    D
    neither the amount nor the temperature but only on the nature of the liquid
  • Vapour pressure of a pure liquid does not depend upon

    A
    surface area
    B
    temperature
    C
    natural of the liquid
    D
    Both A and C
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