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What causes water's low vapor pressure?
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What causes water's low vapor pressure?
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it is held together through hydrogen bonds and the hydrogen molecules cannot evaporate from the water easily since it attracts to other hydrogen molecules.
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"The vapor pressure
of water is relatively low
because it is held together through hydrogen bonds. This means that the molecules in a glass of water do not evaporate from the water very easily, as the molecules are attracted to each other."
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