2. Which of these molecules will have the lowest vapor pressure? Circle the correct answer and briefly explain it by answering the questions in bold from above. (CH₂OH)₂ (ethanediol) H₂O C₂H₂0 (butane) CH₂O (formaldehyde)

2. Which of these molecules will have the lowest vapor pressure? Circle the correct answer and briefly explain it by answering the questions in bold from above. (CH₂OH)₂ (ethanediol) H₂O C₂H₂0 (butane) CH₂O (formaldehyde)

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