Match the following terms with their definitionsforce exerted against the surface of1.a liquidExternal pressureforce that the surface of a liquid2.Vapor pressureexerts against external(atmospheric) pressuretemperature where the vapor3.pressure of a liquid is in equilibriumwith external pressureBoiling point

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Match the following terms with their definitions
force exerted against the surface of
1.
a liquid
External pressure
force that the surface of a liquid
2.
Vapor pressure
exerts against external
(atmospheric) pressure
temperature where the vapor
3.
pressure of a liquid is in equilibrium
with external pressure
Boiling point

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