State one difference between a gas and a vapour.
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| Gas | Vapour |
| It is a stable state at room temperature. $e.g., O_2, H_2$. | It is an unstable state at room temperature; it changes into a liquid state upon normal cooling. $e.g., \text{Water vapour}$. |
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