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The compound CO2(s) sublimes readily at 25°C. Which properties are usually associated with a compound that undergoes this kind of change?
1.high vapor pressure and high intermolecular attractions
2.high vapor pressure and low intermolecular attractions
3.low vapor pressure and high intermolecular attractions
4.low vapor pressure and low intermolecular attractions
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