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For questions about the properties and reactions of aromatic compounds. This tag should also be applied to antiaromatic compounds. This tag should not be applied to general questions about resonance, use the [resonance] tag instead.
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Why are the vapor pressure of toluene and benzene different?
Perhaps, by saying benzene and toluene have "equal intermolecular forces", maybe they meant they both have London dispersion forces, NOT that they have the same degree of LDF. Then it would be up to …