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8. Match the organic compound with the correct boiling point. They have the similar molar mass. 1) 2) HO- 3) NH, H. 5) A) 118 C B) 36 C C) 56'C D) 78 C

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Chapter11: Organic Compounds: Alkanes

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Problem 11.70E

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8. Match the organic compound with the correct boiling point. They have the similar molar mass.
1)
2)
HO
3)
NH,
A) 118 C
B) 36 C
C) 56 C
D) 78 C
HーN
4)

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