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The odor of gasoline is very strong and distinctive. Can gasoline in the gaseous state be referred to as a vapor? Explain.
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The odor of gasoline is very strong and distinctive. Can gasoline in the gaseous state be referred to as a vapor? Explain.

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Yes, it is a vapor. Usually we refer as vapor to any gas that can be condensate easily at the considered conditions

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