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Most volatile liquid - A
Strongest IM forces - B
Reason :- the point where vertical line meets the curve indicated more number of molecules are crossing the liquid phase. That is more number of molecules have more kinetic energy than minimum kinetic energy which indicates that inter molecular forces are weak in molecule A
Where as in molecule B less number of molecules are crossing the line which shows less number of have kinetic energy than minimum kinetic energy which indicates that inter molecular forces are high in molecule B.
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