The boiling point for species A at 1 bar is reported to be 250 K, and you desire to know the boiling point at 10 bar. Knowing the enthalpy of vaporization, you apply the Clausius-Clapeyron equation and calculate the temperature to be 300 K. However, at that pressure, you also know that species A is not an ideal gas, but rather attractive intermolecular interactions are signifi cant. If you accounted for the attractive interactions, you would fi nd that Species A boils (at less than 300 K, at 300 K, at greater than 300 K, or there is no way to determine). Explain your answer.