... For each substance in the pair, list the forces between the formula units (IeFs for most, but IaFs for some!), compare their strength, and predict which has the higher m.p. or b.p: CH3 CH;NH, HB,DD,D CH;CH,NH, HB, DO,D* AICI; Lonic (LaFs) PCI, DD D CH;F DDD CH;NH, HB,DD,D Xe Li ( CH;OH HB.DD.D CO, DD,D SCI, SO2 LIF ÇH3 H3CC. H3C A2 HF Ha Hz CH3. CH3 H3C

... For each substance in the pair, list the forces between the formula units (IeFs for most, but IaFs for some!), compare their strength, and predict which has the higher m.p. or b.p: CH3 CH;NH, HB,DD,D CH;CH,NH, HB, DO,D* AICI; Lonic (LaFs) PCI, DD D CH;F DDD CH;NH, HB,DD,D Xe Li ( CH;OH HB.DD.D CO, DD,D SCI, SO2 LIF ÇH3 H3CC. H3C A2 HF Ha Hz CH3. CH3 H3C

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Chapter4: Forces Between Particles

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