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a. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? O Br2 OICI b. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? OCH4 OCC14 c. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? CH3 CH₂ OH O CH3 OCH3

a. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? O Br2 OICI b. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? OCH4 OCC14 c. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? CH3 CH₂ OH O CH3 OCH3

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a. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? O Br2 OICI b. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? CH4 OCC14 c. Which compound will have the higher boiling point? CH3 CH₂OH O CH3 OCH3
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In these three questions, we will select the higher boiling point compound.

We know that, boiling point is directly proportional to the molar mass of the compounds means higher weight molecules having higher boiling point.

If forces of attraction in the molecules are different then boiling point depends on strength of intermolecular forces of attraction that means strong forces have higher boiling point. 

 

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