Number 12 Lab Molecular_Shape-Intermolecular_Forces (1) - WordShelby HarringtonHomeInsertDesignLayoutReferencesMailingsReviewViewHelpO Tell me what you want to doutCambria14 A A Aa - E-EE- EE 21 TAaBbCcDc AaBbCcDc AaBbC AaBbCcC AaB AaBbCcC AaBbCcD AaBbCcD AaBbCcD AaBbCcDopyprmat PainterBIU-abx x, x'A - y- A-1 Normal 1 No Spac. Heading 1 Heading 2TitleSubtitleSubtle Em. EmphasisIntense E.Strongard157FontParagraphb. Given molecules with similar numbers of electrons, which of these two types ofStylesIMF is stronger? Defend your answer using the boiling point data for Br2 and ICI.12. Imagine that you have two samples, compound "A" and compound "B", both are liquidat -250°C. You begin to slowly heat the samples and the temperature rises (-250 °C ... -240°C ... -230 °C ...). If compound "A" has a boiling point of -70 °C and compound "B" has aboiling point of -110 °C, which will begin to boil first? What do the boiling points allow youto conclude about the strength of the intermolecular forces (the attractions betweenmolecules) in compound "A" versus the attractions between the molecules in compound"B"? Explain you answer with sound reasoning.13. What is meant by the term hydrogen bonding? What are the specific requirements forhydrogen bonding? Hydrogen bonding is considered to be a special case of what type ofintermolecular force?2707 wordsType here to searchDELL近

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12. Imagine that you have two samples, compound “A" and compound “B", both are liq at -250°C. You begin to slowly heat the samples and the temperature rises (-250 °C ... C ... -230 °C ...). If compound “A" has a boiling point of -70 °C and compound “B" has a poiling point of -110 °C, which will begin to boil first? What do the boiling points allow co conclude about the strength of the intermolecular forces (the attractions between molecules) in compound “A" versus the attractions between the molecules in compour B"? Explain you answer with sound reasoning.

12. Imagine that you have two samples, compound “A" and compound “B", both are liq at -250°C. You begin to slowly heat the samples and the temperature rises (-250 °C ... C ... -230 °C ...). If compound “A" has a boiling point of -70 °C and compound “B" has a poiling point of -110 °C, which will begin to boil first? What do the boiling points allow co conclude about the strength of the intermolecular forces (the attractions between molecules) in compound “A" versus the attractions between the molecules in compour B"? Explain you answer with sound reasoning.

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