Consider the compounds 1-butanol, CH;CH,CH,CH,OH, and 1-propanol, CH3CH,CH,OH. The molar masses and boiling points are given in the table below. Formula Molar Mass (g/mol) Boiling Point (°C) CH;CH,CH,CH,OH 74.12 118.0 CH;CH,CH,OH 60.10 97.0 Which compound has stronger intermolecular forces? O CH3CH,CH,CH2OH O CH3CH,CH,OH Which is the controlling factor in the difference in intermolecular force strength? O dispersion forces O polarity

Consider the compounds 1-butanol, CH;CH,CH,CH,OH, and 1-propanol, CH3CH,CH,OH. The molar masses and boiling points are given in the table below. Formula Molar Mass (g/mol) Boiling Point (°C) CH;CH,CH,CH,OH 74.12 118.0 CH;CH,CH,OH 60.10 97.0 Which compound has stronger intermolecular forces? O CH3CH,CH,CH2OH O CH3CH,CH,OH Which is the controlling factor in the difference in intermolecular force strength? O dispersion forces O polarity

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