A substance with very weak molecular attraction is most likely to have which characteristic?

A tendency to be solid at room temperature

If a substance like nitrogen exists as a gas even at very low temperatures (e.g., -200°C), what can be inferred about its molecular attraction?

It is equal to water's attraction.

It cannot be determined from temperature.

Gaseous state at room temperature

The strength of its molecular attraction

The volume the substance occupies

The molecules of Substance A have a weaker attraction to each other than the molecules of Substance B.

Substance B must be significantly denser than Substance A.

The individual molecules of Substance A are larger than the molecules of Substance B.

Substance A and Substance B are made of the same type of molecule but were heated differently.