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Elis
5 days ago
13

Glade air freshener gel “disappearing” is an example of

Chemistry
1 answer:
castortr0y [2.9K]5 days ago
8 0
Vaporization refers to the transition of a substance into its gaseous form. In this context, to 'disappear' implies transforming into gas. Substances with elevated vapor pressure can readily shift to vapor phase. Therefore, if Glade air freshener gel seems to 'vanish' quickly, it indicates a high vapor pressure, facilitating its conversion to vapor (gas).
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This is my understanding.

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