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Vapor is generally less dense than its corresponding liquid, which is why it rises in a given environment. As a liquid refrigerant boils and converts to vapor, the resulting vapor tends to rise rather than sink due to its lower density. Therefore, during the boiling process, the vapor does not have a tendency to sink.

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