Compounds 1 and 2  have the same molecular weight.  Identify and discuss all intermolecular forces for each molecule and clearly explain in terms of intermolecular forces why one of the compounds has a higher boiling point than the other.  In your writing be sure to indicate which boiling point (3 °C and 25 °C) belongs to which compound.  Please be sure to write in clear, well-written sentences that clearly illustrate your understanding and correctly uses appropriate terminology.

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