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How is vapor pressure affected by the strength of intermolecular attraction in a liquid?
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can you provide a definition (preferably in your own words) for what vapour pressure is?
pressure that is exerted by a vapor in equilibrium with a liquid
so if you increase the attraction between molecules at the surface, will more or less molecules tend to enter the gas phase?
less. I think
yeah, less molecules will tend to enter the gas phase (because they're held tighter to one another) as a result less molecules are in the gas phase and the vapour pressure is lower.
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Oh ok. Thanks!
no problem !
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