1. A Study of Intermolecular Forces of Attraction Professor Rowan is preparing for his experiment in Sinnoh Lab. The structures of the substances that he will use are presented below: Substance Turtwig Substance Piplup Substance Chimchar H H H. H. H H. H Molar Mass: 92.14 g/mol Molar Mass: 106.12g/mol Molar mass: 122.12g/mol A. What is/are the IMFA present in each of the substances? (LDF - London Dispersion Forces, DDF - Dipole-dipole Forces, HB - Hydrogen Bonding) B. Determine the most possible melting point of each of the substances. (Possible melting points: 122 °C, -26 °C, -95 °C ) C. Rowan's Apprentice, Dawn, needs a solid starting material in her experiment at room temperature (at 25 °C). Among the three substances, what is Dawn's starting material? I-U P-I

1. A Study of Intermolecular Forces of Attraction Professor Rowan is preparing for his experiment in Sinnoh Lab. The structures of the substances that he will use are presented below: Substance Turtwig Substance Piplup Substance Chimchar H H H. H. H H. H Molar Mass: 92.14 g/mol Molar Mass: 106.12g/mol Molar mass: 122.12g/mol A. What is/are the IMFA present in each of the substances? (LDF - London Dispersion Forces, DDF - Dipole-dipole Forces, HB - Hydrogen Bonding) B. Determine the most possible melting point of each of the substances. (Possible melting points: 122 °C, -26 °C, -95 °C ) C. Rowan's Apprentice, Dawn, needs a solid starting material in her experiment at room temperature (at 25 °C). Among the three substances, what is Dawn's starting material? I-U P-I

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