1. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. 2. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. H. H H H 1 с H C4H10, C6H14, C8H18. H H H H H 1 H c- H H 3. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. H- H H H H H / H H H H / C H H

1. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. 2. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. H. H H H 1 с H C4H10, C6H14, C8H18. H H H H H 1 H c- H H 3. Using your knowledge of IMF's, rank the following in order of increasing expected vapor pressure. Make sure to explain your logic and indicate which intermolecular force(s) each is capable of forming. H- H H H H H / H H H H / C H H

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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