4t₁Substance (C)ethanol1-butanol1-propanoln-pentanemethanoln-hexane23.523.123.0 18.123.022.9(°C)23.215.221.56.99.811.2At (t1- t2)(°C)1. What does the change in temperature tell us about the intermolecular forces of theforces?molecule? What is the relationship between At and the strenght of the intermolecular2. Two of the liquids, n-pentane and 1-butanol, have nearly the same molecular weight, butbased on their intermolecular forces.significantly different At values. Explain the difference in At values of these substances,intermolecular forces of attraction?3. Which of the alcohols (butanol, ethanol and methanol) studied has the strongest Fill out this table. Once that is done, predict the order of the boiling points from lowest to thehighest.Substanceethanol1-butanol1-propanol C3H7OHn-pentanemethanolFormulan-hexaneC₂H5OHC4H9OHC5H12CH3OHC6H14H₂C.Structural FormulasCH₂OHout theMolecularWeightHydrogenBond(Yes or No)dab

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Fill out this table. Once that is done, predict the order of the boiling points from lowest to the highest. Substance ethanol 1-butanol 1-propanol C3H7OH n-pentane methanol Formula n-hexane C₂H5OH C4H,OH C5H12 CH3OH C6H14 H₂C Structural Formulas CH₂ LOH Molecular Weight Hydrogen Bond (Yes or No)

Fill out this table. Once that is done, predict the order of the boiling points from lowest to the highest. Substance ethanol 1-butanol 1-propanol C3H7OH n-pentane methanol Formula n-hexane C₂H5OH C4H,OH C5H12 CH3OH C6H14 H₂C Structural Formulas CH₂ LOH Molecular Weight Hydrogen Bond (Yes or No)

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