ALEKS: Relating vapor pressure to vaporization

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[@Nissa.__]

Hi! for row 3 I had a similar situation like yours, where my gas at 110oc needs 802 torrs. When I lined it up, the torr that was shown was 560, so I chose the bubble "less" like yours. But the right answer was more? can you explain, please?

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It sounds like your problem said that there was initially 802 torr and the graph told you that it needed 560 torr at the specified temperature. In this case, there is too much vapor, so some of it will condense back to the liquid state. This means you’ll have more liquid in the beaker.