A B H₂ NCH₂CH₂NH₂ CH3CH₂ CH₂NH2 1. Select the compound with greater surface tension: A or B? 11. select the compound with the greater viscosity: A or B? ill. select the compound with the higher vapor pressure: A or B? IV. select the compound with higher boiling point: A or 8?

A B H₂ NCH₂CH₂NH₂ CH3CH₂ CH₂NH2 1. Select the compound with greater surface tension: A or B? 11. select the compound with the greater viscosity: A or B? ill. select the compound with the higher vapor pressure: A or B? IV. select the compound with higher boiling point: A or 8?

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1. Select the compound with greater surface tension: A or B?
il. select the compound with the greater viscosity: A or B?
ill. select the compound with the higher vapor pressurei A or B?
IV. select the compound with higher boiling point: A or 8?

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