Physics: Temperature, Energy, and Vapour Pressure Quiz

Yes, they all have the same amount of energy.

No, they only have different energies during boiling.

No, not all particles have the same kinetic energy. (correct)

Yes, they have different energies due to evaporation.

Pressure generated by a vapor in equilibrium; measured to prevent leaks.

Pressure generated by a vapor in equilibrium; measured to avoid interference from outside factors. (correct)

Pressure generated by a liquid in equilibrium; measured for safety reasons.

Pressure generated by a liquid in equilibrium; measured to prevent contamination.

It lowers the temperature by decreasing kinetic energy of remaining molecules. (correct)

It increases the temperature due to higher kinetic energy of escaping molecules.

It has no effect on temperature.

It increases the temperature by releasing heat energy.

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