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Both Intermolecular forces and are termed as nature of a liquid while studying its vapour pressure.

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volatility

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density

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viscosity

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Solution

The correct option is A volatility
Vapour pressure of a liquid depends upon:

Volatility

Temperature

Intermolecular forces

But volatility and intermolecular forces are considered as factors that determine the nature of the liquid.

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