👉 Vaporiferousness is a concept in physics and chemistry that describes the ability of substances to separate into their constituent components when subjected to a high temperature, pressure, or other conditions. This separation occurs due to the existence of molecules or particles that are attracted to each other by attractive forces. For example, water vapor can be considered a vaporiferous substance because it separates into its individual component molecules at temperatures above 0°C (or 32°F) and pressures greater than atmospheric pressure.
