In each of the following groups of substances, pick the one that has the given property. Justify your answer.(a) highest boiling pointNeC12₂HISince this compound has ---Select---(b) highest freezing pointNH3H₂OKCISince this compound has ---Select---unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select---unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select---(c) lowest vapor pressure at 25°CC1212F₂Since all the molecules are ---Select--- and this molecule is ---Select--- than the other two, it has theintermolecular forces and will have the highest boiling point.intermolecular forces and will have the highest freezing point.---Select--- ↑ ---Select---(d) lowest freezing pointH₂SeH₂Cse2Since this molecule is ---Select--- and ---Select--- than the other two, it has the ---Select--- ♥ ---Select---and will have the lowest vapor pressure.and will have the lowest freezing point.

Intermolecular forces The force of attraction between the molecules of an element, a compound or a…

(a) highest boiling point Ne O Cl₂ OHI Since this compound has ---Select--- (b) highest freezing point NH3 H₂O OKCI Since this compound has ---Select--- (c) lowest vapor pressure at 25°C Cl₂ unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select--- intermolecular forces and will have the highest boiling point. unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select--- intermolecular forces and will have the highest freezing point.

(a) highest boiling point Ne O Cl₂ OHI Since this compound has ---Select--- (b) highest freezing point NH3 H₂O OKCI Since this compound has ---Select--- (c) lowest vapor pressure at 25°C Cl₂ unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select--- intermolecular forces and will have the highest boiling point. unlike the other two compounds, it has the ---Select--- intermolecular forces and will have the highest freezing point.

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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