HC-C=N:1. This question will compare the three molecules, A - C shown below. Your task is to evaluate theintermolecular forces that exist in pure samples of each compound and in solutions to answer thequestions about the physical properties below.ABH:N-CHc=P-HC,H;NCH;NCH;Pa. Which of the compounds above will have the lowest melting point (ie, melt at the lowesttemperature)? Support your answer with an explanation that includes a ranking ofintermolecular force strength for pure samples of each compound in the liquid state.

1. Intermolecular force order B >A>C. Compound B shows hydrogen bonding & Compound A is…

1. This question will compare the three molecules, A - C shown below. Your task is to evaluate the intermolecular forces that exist in pure samples of each compound and in solutions to answer the questions about the physical properties below. A В H H HC-CEN: H :N-CH H C,H;N CH;N CH;P a. Which of the compounds above will have the lowest melting point (ie, melt at the lowest temperature)? Support your answer with an explanation that includes a ranking of intermolecular force strength for pure samples of each compound in the liquid state.

1. This question will compare the three molecules, A - C shown below. Your task is to evaluate the intermolecular forces that exist in pure samples of each compound and in solutions to answer the questions about the physical properties below. A В H H HC-CEN: H :N-CH H C,H;N CH;N CH;P a. Which of the compounds above will have the lowest melting point (ie, melt at the lowest temperature)? Support your answer with an explanation that includes a ranking of intermolecular force strength for pure samples of each compound in the liquid state.

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