1. Do any water molecules become gas particles when the vapor pressure is lower than atmospheric pressure ? Why or why not ? 2. Atmospheric pressure is the sum of the pressure created by all gases in the atmosphere. How does the atmospheric pressure change as you move from places of high elevation to low elevation? As the atmospheric pressure increases, what happens to the boiling point? 4. Before the water boils, describe the relationship between vapor pressure and atmospheric pressure? 5. When a liquid is boiling, describe the relationship between vapor pressure and atmospheric pressure ? 6. Describe the motion of the water molecules as the vapor pressure increases? 7. Rosa lives in New York City, which has an average altitude of 33 feet. When she is at home, it takes her 10 minutes to cook noodles in boiling water. She decides to go on a camping trip to Mount Mckinley. Her campsite is located 11,000 feet above sea level. Write the answer to each. . Where will the atmospheric pressure be higher: at her home or her campsite? b. where will the boiling point be higher