If water vapor of air in a room is converted to liquid at the same temperature, does the volume of the liquid increase, decrease, or remain the same.?
Volume of the room = 300 m^3. and T= 20 oC
Since the molar volume of gas (vapours ) is greater molar volume of liquid
so when H2O vapour condense into liquid at room temperature volume will decrease.
Molar Volume — volume occupied by one mole of any substance
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