5. Which of these two compounds has a higher boiling point?CyclopentanolThe phenomenon responsible for that compound's higher boiling point is:cyclohexane6. The electrophile in this reaction is:CH3CIbenzeneAICI3a) CI*b) Crc) CH,E-d) CH3*

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5. Which of these two compounds has a higher boiling point? Cyclopentanol The phenomenon responsible for that compound's higher boiling point is: cyclohexane 6. The electrophile in this reaction is: CH;CI benzene AICI3 a) Ci* b) Cr c) CH3C d) CH3*