Need solution urgently 1. In this pair, identify all the molecular forces present for each substances, and select thesubstance with higher boiling point: Circle one which has higher boiling point(a) CH Br or CH,F: dipole-dipole attraction(b) CH CH CH,OH or CH,CH,OCH,(c) C,H, or C,H,(d) MgCl, or PCI,(e) CH,NH, or CH,F dipole-dipo le atraction(f) CH,OH or CH,CH,OH(g) CH,CH,CH,CH CH,CH, or 2,2-dimethylbutane2. What type of intermolecular forces exist between the following pairs: (a) HBr and H2S,(b) Cl, and CBr, (c) I, and NO,, (d) NH, and C,H,3. Which of the following substances exhibits H bonding? For those that do, draw twomolecules of the substance with the H bonds between them.(а) сн,(b) CH,OH(c) CH,CONH,(d)CH,COOH(e)CH,CH,OH(1) CH,COCH,

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1. In this pair, identify all the molecular forces present for cach substances, and select the substance with higher boiling point: Circle one which has higher boiling point (a) CH,Br or CH,F: dipole-dipole attraction (b) CH,CH,CH,OH or CH,CH,OCH, (c) C,H, or C,H,

1. In this pair, identify all the molecular forces present for cach substances, and select the substance with higher boiling point: Circle one which has higher boiling point (a) CH,Br or CH,F: dipole-dipole attraction (b) CH,CH,CH,OH or CH,CH,OCH, (c) C,H, or C,H,

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1. In this pair, identify all the molecular forces present for each substances, and select the
substance with higher boiling point: Circle one which has higher boiling point
(a) CH Br or CH,F: dipole-dipole attraction
(b) CH CH CH,OH or CH,CH,OCH,
(c) C,H, or C,H,
(d) MgCl, or PCI,
(e) CH,NH, or CH,F dipole-dipo le atraction
(f) CH,OH or CH,CH,OH
(g) CH,CH,CH,CH CH,CH, or 2,2-dimethylbutane
2. What type of intermolecular forces exist between the following pairs: (a) HBr and H2S,
(b) Cl, and CBr, (c) I, and NO,, (d) NH, and C,H,
3. Which of the following substances exhibits H bonding? For those that do, draw two
molecules of the substance with the H bonds between them.
(а) сн,
(b) CH,OH
(c) CH,CONH,
(d)CH,COOH
(e)CH,CH,OH
(1) CH,COCH,

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