1. Rank the following molecules in order from highest boiling point temperature to lowest boiling point temperature. Highest bp A OH OH OH E B F OH C G OH D H O Na+ Lowest bp

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1. Rank the following molecules in order from highest boiling point temperature to lowest boiling point
temperature.
Highest
bp
A
OH OH OH
E
B
F
OH
C
G
OH
D
H
O Na+
Lowest
bp
2. Propan-1-ol (CH3CH₂CH₂OH) and methyl ethyl ether (CH3OCH₂CH3) have the same molecular formulas but
different bonding (constitutional isomers). These two molecules have drastically different boiling points:
97.5 °C for propan-1-ol and 45.32 °C for methyl ethyl ether.
Draw the bond line structure of each molecule. Explain the difference in the boiling points of these
molecules, using intermolecular forces. (1-3 complete sentences)
Transcribed Image Text:1. Rank the following molecules in order from highest boiling point temperature to lowest boiling point temperature. Highest bp A OH OH OH E B F OH C G OH D H O Na+ Lowest bp 2. Propan-1-ol (CH3CH₂CH₂OH) and methyl ethyl ether (CH3OCH₂CH3) have the same molecular formulas but different bonding (constitutional isomers). These two molecules have drastically different boiling points: 97.5 °C for propan-1-ol and 45.32 °C for methyl ethyl ether. Draw the bond line structure of each molecule. Explain the difference in the boiling points of these molecules, using intermolecular forces. (1-3 complete sentences)
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