5. 5a. The name of C3H3 is - (fill in the blank). 5b. Which IM forces would C;H3 engage in in the following situations: circle/list all correct choices LDF: (а) С,Н; (1) (b) С,H; (аq) (c) C;H3 (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrophobic effect: (a) C,H3 (1) (b) C;H3 (aq) (c) C;Hs (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrogen bonds: (а) С,Н, (1) (Ъ) С-Н; (aq) (c) C;Hs (g) (d) none of these phases 5c. If one of the H’s of C,H3 is replaced by an -OH group, which IM forces would C;H&O engage in the following situations: circle/list all correct choices: circle/list all correct choices LDF: (а) С,Н,О () (b) С,Н,О (аq) (c) C;H&O (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrogen bonds: (a) C;H&O (1) (b) C;H¿O (aq) (c) C;H¿O (g) (d) none of these phases

5. 5a. The name of C3H3 is - (fill in the blank). 5b. Which IM forces would C;H3 engage in in the following situations: circle/list all correct choices LDF: (а) С,Н; (1) (b) С,H; (аq) (c) C;H3 (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrophobic effect: (a) C,H3 (1) (b) C;H3 (aq) (c) C;Hs (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrogen bonds: (а) С,Н, (1) (Ъ) С-Н; (aq) (c) C;Hs (g) (d) none of these phases 5c. If one of the H’s of C,H3 is replaced by an -OH group, which IM forces would C;H&O engage in the following situations: circle/list all correct choices: circle/list all correct choices LDF: (а) С,Н,О () (b) С,Н,О (аq) (c) C;H&O (g) (d) none of these phases Hydrogen bonds: (a) C;H&O (1) (b) C;H¿O (aq) (c) C;H¿O (g) (d) none of these phases

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Chapter6: Equilibria In Single-component Systems

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