Relationship with vapor pressure and intermolecular force

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The statements in the following multiple choices deal with various aspects of the relationship between vapor pressure and intermolecular forces.

a) As temperature rises the vapor pressure of liquids falls.

b) CH2Br2 is more volatile than CH2Cl2.

c) At a given temperature solid SF6 has lower vapor pressure than solid I2.

d) Water which is boiling rapidly has a higher vapor pressure than water which is boiling slowly.

e) When the barometric pressure falls during bad weather the boiling point of water drops slightly.

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