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For the equilibirium H(2)O(l) toH(2)O(g)...

For the equilibirium `H_(2)O_(l)` to`H_(2)O_(g)` at 1 atm and 298 K,

A

formation of more `H_(2)`O(I)

B

formation of more `H_(2)` O(g)

C

increase in the boiling point of `H_(2) `O(l)

D

decrease in boiling point of `H_(2)`O(l)

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