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Q9.1
In one or two sentences, explain why the molecule InF3 (m.p. 1172 °C) has a higher melting poin
than AsF3 (m.p. -8 °C).
Enter your answer here
Q9.2
Predict which of the following will have the lowest solubility in water.
OA
OB
OC
OD
O
A
OH
B
NH₂
C
N
D

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