Define the compounds in order of increasing boiling point

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Given the following vapor pressures at 20 degrees Celsius, arrange the compounds in order of increasing boiling point: butane, 1,650 mm Hg; acetaldehyde, 740 mm Hg; Freon-113, 284 mm Hg.

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