Draw two Lewis structures of the vinyl acetate. Between these structures, identify and label areas of the specific type of intermolecular forces (IM forces) present. Pls draw like this example below H-bonding dispersion Briefly describe these IM forces (each type, its' relative strength) Describe the effect IM forces on the vinyl acetate molecule's: •standard state "vapor pressure (discuss this qualitatively: Iow or high and why...) •melting point and boiling point (again, high or low and why...)
Draw two Lewis structures of the vinyl acetate. Between these structures, identify and label areas of the specific type of intermolecular forces (IM forces) present. Pls draw like this example below H-bonding dispersion Briefly describe these IM forces (each type, its' relative strength) Describe the effect IM forces on the vinyl acetate molecule's: •standard state "vapor pressure (discuss this qualitatively: Iow or high and why...) •melting point and boiling point (again, high or low and why...)
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Transcribed Image Text:Draw two Lewis structures of the vinyl acetate. Between these structures, identify
and label areas of the specific type of intermolecular forces (IM forces) present. Pls
draw like this example below
H-bonding
dispersion
Briefly describe these IM forces (each type, its' relative strength)
Describe the effect IM forces on the vinyl acetate molecule's:
"standard state
"vapor pressure (discuss this qualitatively: low or high and why...)
"melting point and boiling point (again, high or low and why...)
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