17. Complete the following table:Cl2HCILiLicISubstanceb.p. -34 °Cb.p. -85 °Cm.p. 180 °Cm.p. 610 °cComposition type (ionic, etc):Physical state at +200 °CPhysical state at -35 °CList all IeFs (D, DD, HB, butTaFs for some!) in each :Rank the strength of their intermolecular forces (IeFs) based on their physical states:has the strongest IeFs--has the weakest IeFs

A. Composition type : Cl2 highly covalent. HCl is covalent with 17% ionic character. Li is a metal.…

17. Complete the following table: Cl2 HCI Li LicI Substance b.p. -34 °C b.p. -85 °C m.p. 180 °с m.p. 610 °C Composition type (ionic, etc): Physical state at +200 °c Physical state at -35 °C List all IeFs (D, DD, HB, but IaFs for some!) in each : Rank the strength of their intermolecular forces (IeFs) based on their physical states: has the strongest IeFs- -has the weakest IeFs

17. Complete the following table: Cl2 HCI Li LicI Substance b.p. -34 °C b.p. -85 °C m.p. 180 °с m.p. 610 °C Composition type (ionic, etc): Physical state at +200 °c Physical state at -35 °C List all IeFs (D, DD, HB, but IaFs for some!) in each : Rank the strength of their intermolecular forces (IeFs) based on their physical states: has the strongest IeFs- -has the weakest IeFs

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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