2.3 Vapor Pressure, IMFs, and Boiling Point 

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Indeed it all happens at the surface of the liquid

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so petrol has weak intermolecular forces than diesel im i correct?

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boil contains oil burned so try to solve how much energy and oil used to completely vaporizing the water at stp

@5:17 you said potential energy. Correct if i'm wrong, but doesn't the thermal energy convert to kinetic. Hence, the molecules become more active.

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