How would the values of vp for carbon dioxide gas compare to that of nitrogen gas at a given temperature?

A. vp will be larger for carbon dioxide.
B. vp will be larger for nitrogen.
C. vp will be equal in both cases.
D. One does not have enough information to tell for sure.


B. vp will be larger for nitrogen.

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