6 7. Which compound will have the highest boiling point?A. NaClB. CH3C1C. NH3C1D. CH4E. All approximately the same.9. The empirical formula for C&H12O6 is?A C:H.O3B. CH4O2C. CiH»OiD. C&H120611. Which bond between atoms will have the greatest polarity?A CNB. Br-BrC. C-FD C-OE. C-C

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7. Which compound will have the highest boiling point? A. NaCl B. CH3CI C. NH3C1 D. CH4 E. All approximately the same. 9. The empirical formula for CaH2O6 is? A C:H4O3 B. C2H4O2 C. CIH2O1 D. C&H1206 11. Which bond between atoms will have the greatest polarity? A. C-N B. Br-Br C. C-F D. C-O E. C-C

7. Which compound will have the highest boiling point? A. NaCl B. CH3CI C. NH3C1 D. CH4 E. All approximately the same. 9. The empirical formula for CaH2O6 is? A C:H4O3 B. C2H4O2 C. CIH2O1 D. C&H1206 11. Which bond between atoms will have the greatest polarity? A. C-N B. Br-Br C. C-F D. C-O E. C-C

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7. Which compound will have the highest boiling point?
A. NaCl
B. CH3C1
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D. CH4
E. All approximately the same.
9. The empirical formula for C&H12O6 is?
A C:H.O3
B. CH4O2
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D. C&H1206
11. Which bond between atoms will have the greatest polarity?
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