1. The viscosities of five liquids at 25°C are given in the following table. Explain the observed trends in viscosity. Compound Molecular Formula Viscosity (mPaes) benzene 0.604 aniline CH;NH2 3.847 1,2-dichloroethane 0.779 heptane CH16 0.357 1-heptanol CH15OH 5.810

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