Consider the following experimental boiling points: CH4: -162°C C3Hg: -42°C C6H14: 69°C C9H₂0: 151°C Which of the following statements is correct for this set of compounds and supported by the data given? Select as many as applicable Select one or more: The molecule with the strongest intermolecular forces is C9H20 The C-C bond is the strongest covalent bond among the four molecules The dominant effect behind this trend is the strength of dipole/dipole forces OCH4 is the most polarizable molecule of the four OC₂H₂0 is the most polarizable molecule of the four The dominant effect behind this trend is the strength of dispersion forces

Consider the following experimental boiling points: CH4: -162°C C3Hg: -42°C C6H14: 69°C C9H₂0: 151°C Which of the following statements is correct for this set of compounds and supported by the data given? Select as many as applicable Select one or more: The molecule with the strongest intermolecular forces is C9H20 The C-C bond is the strongest covalent bond among the four molecules The dominant effect behind this trend is the strength of dipole/dipole forces OCH4 is the most polarizable molecule of the four OC₂H₂0 is the most polarizable molecule of the four The dominant effect behind this trend is the strength of dispersion forces

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