200 100 - Carbaxylic Acid - Alcohol - Ketone or Ester 100 a- Amine Alkene -- Alkyne -Alkane 10 12 Number of Carbons Boiling Point (°C)

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Compare the boiling points of the alcohols to those of two of the other homologous series and explain any differences you have identified.

300
200
100
Carboxylic Acid
- - Alcohol
+ - Ketone
--+-- Ester
-A. Amine
100
- Alkeno
.-- Alkyne
+-- Alkane
200
10
12
Number of Carbons
Boiling Point (°C)
Transcribed Image Text:300 200 100 Carboxylic Acid - - Alcohol + - Ketone --+-- Ester -A. Amine 100 - Alkeno .-- Alkyne +-- Alkane 200 10 12 Number of Carbons Boiling Point (°C)
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