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What is true if a liquid and a gas are in equilibrium?

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Recall that, at the boiling point, we observe that both liquid and gas are at equilibrium with one another. This is true at every combination of applied pressure and boiling point temperature. ... The applied pressure will be greater than the vapor pressure, and all of the gas will condense into the liquid

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