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23 April, 14:23

Which statement best describes liquid water and water vapor at equilibrium?

A. Liquid water stops entering the gas phase.

O B. The concentration of liquid water equals the concentration of

water vapor.

C. The concentrations of liquid water and water vapor are stable.

D. The concentration of liquid water is zero.

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