1. Rank the following molecules and provide a brief explanation. (a) Rank the following in terms of boiling point: CH3CH2CI CH3CH2CH3 CH3CH2OH (b) Rank the following in terms of solubility in water. `NH2 c) Rank the following in terms of molecular dipole. (1 = strongest diple, 4 = weakest diple H3C-F H3C-NH2 H3C-OH H3C-Br

1. Rank the following molecules and provide a brief explanation. (a) Rank the following in terms of boiling point: CH3CH2CI CH3CH2CH3 CH3CH2OH (b) Rank the following in terms of solubility in water. `NH2 c) Rank the following in terms of molecular dipole. (1 = strongest diple, 4 = weakest diple H3C-F H3C-NH2 H3C-OH H3C-Br

Organic And Biological Chemistry

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Chapter6: Amines And Amides

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 6.37EP: Although they have similar molecular masses (73 and 72 amu, respectively), the boiling point of...

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