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What are 'Volatile' and 'Non-volatile' substances?
Volatile substance is those substances that evaporate or sublimates at room temperature. Volatile substances have higher vapour pressures than non-volatile substances kept at the same temperature.
Examples of volatile substances include Alcohol, Mercury, and Gasoline.
Non-volatile substances are those substances that do not readily evaporate into gas under existing conditions. Non-volatile substances exhibit a low vapour pressure and a high boiling point.
Examples of non-volatile substances include Sugar and Salt.
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