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1 KMT of Liquids

2 Sliding motion

3 Intermolecular forces

4 Compressibility Liquids are not very compressible because there is little empty space between particles.

5 Vaporization

6 Molecular motion determines water's state

7 Vapor Pressure The pressure due to the molecules of a substance over its liquid form. Occurs from the collisions of the vapor particles against the walls of its container

8 Vapor Pressure: Force due to gas above the liquid

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10 Boiling Point The temperature at which the vapor pressure of a liquid is equal to the external pressure. Normal Boiling Point: The boiling point of a liquid at 1 atmosphere or kPa

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14 Boiling point Different molecules have different boiling points
Boiling point may vary based on bonding Examples?

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