22. Indicate which of the following molecules exhibits the weakest dispersion forces.a. CH3CH3 (molecular weight: 30.0 g/mol)b. CH4 (molecular weight: 16.0 g/mol)c. CH3CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 44.0 g/mol)d. CH3CH2CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 58.0 g/mol)23. What is/are the functions of an electrolyte in the body?a. Regulate the fluid levels in your blood plasma and your bodyb. Enable muscle contractions, including the beating of your heartC. Transmit nerve signals from heart, muscle and nerve cells to other cellsd. All of the above

22. The inter molecular force present between hydrocarbons are weak dispersion forces. Greater…

22. Indicate which of the following molecules exhibits the weakest dispersion forces. a. CH3CH3 (molecular weight: 30.0 g/mol) b. CH4 (molecular weight: 16.0 g/mol) c. CH3CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 44.0 g/mol) d. CH3CH2CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 58.0 g/mol)

22. Indicate which of the following molecules exhibits the weakest dispersion forces. a. CH3CH3 (molecular weight: 30.0 g/mol) b. CH4 (molecular weight: 16.0 g/mol) c. CH3CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 44.0 g/mol) d. CH3CH2CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 58.0 g/mol)

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22. Indicate which of the following molecules exhibits the weakest dispersion forces.
a. CH3CH3 (molecular weight: 30.0 g/mol)
b. CH4 (molecular weight: 16.0 g/mol)
c. CH3CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 44.0 g/mol)
d. CH3CH2CH2CH3 (molecular weight: 58.0 g/mol)
23. What is/are the functions of an electrolyte in the body?
a. Regulate the fluid levels in your blood plasma and your body
b. Enable muscle contractions, including the beating of your heart
C. Transmit nerve signals from heart, muscle and nerve cells to other cells
d. All of the above

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