24 24. Listed below are the molar masses, dipole moments, and boiling points offive unknown compounds (labeled A through E). In no particular order, oneof the molecules is a ketone, one is an alkyne, one is an aldehyde, one is analcohol, and one is an ether.MoleculeABCDE74.1 g/mol60.1 g/molWhich molecule is the alcohol?A. Molecule AMolecule BMolecule CMolecule DMolecule EABMolar Mass58.1 g/mol58.1 g/mol110.2 g/molB.C.D.E.swers on last pagerour explanations for the answers to Practice Exam 2Eailed Solutions ↓Dipole Moment2.9 D2.5 DOD1.3 D1.7 DMacBook ProBoiling Point (°C)56.1°C46°C131°C34.6°C98°C12

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24. Listed below are the molar masses, dipole moments, and boiling points of five unknown compounds (labeled A through E). In no particular order, one of the molecules is a ketone, one is an alkyne, one is an aldehyde, one is an alcohol, and one is an ether. Molar Mass 58.1 g/mol 58.1 g/mol 110.2 g/mol 74.1 g/mol 60.1 g/mol Which molecule is the alcohol? Molecule A B C D E A. Molecule A B. Molecule B C. Molecule C D. Molecule D E. Molecule E Dipole Moment 2.9 D 2.5 D OD 1.3 D 1.7 D Boiling Point (°C) 56.1°C 46°C 131°C 34.6°C 98°C

24. Listed below are the molar masses, dipole moments, and boiling points of five unknown compounds (labeled A through E). In no particular order, one of the molecules is a ketone, one is an alkyne, one is an aldehyde, one is an alcohol, and one is an ether. Molar Mass 58.1 g/mol 58.1 g/mol 110.2 g/mol 74.1 g/mol 60.1 g/mol Which molecule is the alcohol? Molecule A B C D E A. Molecule A B. Molecule B C. Molecule C D. Molecule D E. Molecule E Dipole Moment 2.9 D 2.5 D OD 1.3 D 1.7 D Boiling Point (°C) 56.1°C 46°C 131°C 34.6°C 98°C

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