All of the following properties of liquids increase with increasing strengths of intermolecular forces except :

 

The tendency of a substance to transform into a gaseous or vapour state is measured by vapour pressure, which rises with temperature. The boiling point of a liquid is the temperature at which the vapour pressure present at its surface equals the pressure generated by its surroundings.

Vapour pressure is inversely related to the strength of I.M.F.

Thus, vapour pressure of liquids increases with increasing strengths of intermolecular forces except.