Explain why each molecule has a higher boiling point than the other in the pair. Match the items in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. exhibits hydrogen bonding exhibits ion-dipole forces exhibits dipole-dipole forces exhibits dispersion forces has a larger molar mass Reset Help The main reason that CH, CH, has a higher boiling point than CH, is that CH₂CH₂ The main reason that CSe has a higher boiling point than CS₂ is that CS has a larger molar mass The main reason that CH, OH has a higher boiling point than CH, SH is that CH, OH exhibits hydrogen bonding

Explain why each molecule has a higher boiling point than the other in the pair. Match the items in the left column to the appropriate blanks in the sentences on the right. exhibits hydrogen bonding exhibits ion-dipole forces exhibits dipole-dipole forces exhibits dispersion forces has a larger molar mass Reset Help The main reason that CH, CH, has a higher boiling point than CH, is that CH₂CH₂ The main reason that CSe has a higher boiling point than CS₂ is that CS has a larger molar mass The main reason that CH, OH has a higher boiling point than CH, SH is that CH, OH exhibits hydrogen bonding

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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