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(e) lowest boiling point OCH3CHCHCH3 OCH3CH₂CH3 OCH₂CH₂ Since this molecule is ---Select--- and (f) highest boiling point OHCI OHBr O HE Since this compound has ---Select--- (g) lowest vapor pressure at 25°C CH3CH₂CH₂CH3 OCH3CH₂CH₂CH₂OH OCH3CH₂CH₂CH3 Since this compound has ---Select--- --Select--than the other two, it has the ---Select--- ---Select--- and will have the lowest boiling point. 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 lowest vapor pressure.

(e) lowest boiling point OCH3CHCHCH3 OCH3CH₂CH3 OCH₂CH₂ Since this molecule is ---Select--- and (f) highest boiling point OHCI OHBr O HE Since this compound has ---Select--- (g) lowest vapor pressure at 25°C CH3CH₂CH₂CH3 OCH3CH₂CH₂CH₂OH OCH3CH₂CH₂CH3 Since this compound has ---Select--- --Select--than the other two, it has the ---Select--- ---Select--- and will have the lowest boiling point. 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 lowest vapor pressure.

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