boiling point is temperature at which vapour pressure becomes
equal to atmospheric pressure .
First statement is wrong because Q is more valatile as its boiling
point is low
ie its vapour pressure is above atmospheric pressure (760mmHg )at 60 c
whereas boiling point of Z is 73
second statement is correct as it required more heat to reach its boiling point
third statement is incorrect as we have seen that boiling point of Q is less than Z so Q boils at lower temp
so only second statement is corre
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