Which of the following equation correctly depicts the relation between the vapor pressure of a liquid and it’s temperature?
A. Vapor pressure increases linearly with the increase in temperature of the liquid
B. Vapor pressure increases slightly with the increase in temperature of the liquid at low temperatures and the rate of increase goes high at higher temperatures
C. Vapor pressure increases rapidly with the increase in temperature of the liquid at low temperatures and the rate of increase goes low at higher temperatures
D. Vapor pressure remains unchanged with the increase in temperature of the liquid
Answer:B
Which of the following equation correctly depicts the relation between the vapor pressure of a liquid and it’s temperature?
A. Vapor pressure increases linearly with the increase in temperature of the liquid B. Vapor pressure increases slightly with the increase in temperature of the liquid at low temperatures and the rate of increase goes high at higher temperatures C. Vapor pressure increases rapidly with the increase in temperature of the liquid at low temperatures and the rate of increase goes low at higher temperatures D. Vapor pressure remains unchanged with the increase in temperature of the liquid