Water is said to have a low vapor pressure. How does this property affect large bodies of liquid water on Earth? It prevents the

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Water is said to have a low vapor pressure. How does this property affect large bodies of liquid water on Earth? It prevents the

m from freezing. It prevents them from flowing underground. It prevents them from spreading onto land. It prevents them from drying out.

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Tom [10] · Answer 1 · 2022-04-26T07:30:37+03:00

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It prevents them from flowing underground

fiasKO [112] · Answer 2 · 2022-04-26T09:10:05+03:00

Answer: Option D

Explanation:

The water starts boiling at 100°C and at this stage all the water will be converted into vapor which is not possible as the temperature of water never reaches 100°C.

It has low vapor pressure and low volatility. Example: More petrol will be converted into vapor as compared to water at the same temperature.

hence, this property of water allows it to remain in liquid state and not being dried out during summers.