Vapor Pressure Demonstrations
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Explains the nature of vapor pressure - a characteristic property of matter used objectively to describe substances - in terms of molecular movement. Demonstrates that vapor pressure equilibria shifts with changes in temperature and measures vapor pressure of selected liquids including water, alcohol, carbon tetrachloride and chloroform.
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