TRUE or FALSE 1. Molecules with temporary dipole moment tend to align with opposite polarities in the solid phase for maximum attractive interaction. 2. The boiling points of compounds containing elements in the same periodic group is inversely proportional to the element's molar mass. 3. When adhesion is greater than cohesion, a convex appearance of the liquid in a tube is evident. I also need an explanation for each number as to why it is true or false, thanks!

TRUE or FALSE 1. Molecules with temporary dipole moment tend to align with opposite polarities in the solid phase for maximum attractive interaction. 2. The boiling points of compounds containing elements in the same periodic group is inversely proportional to the element's molar mass. 3. When adhesion is greater than cohesion, a convex appearance of the liquid in a tube is evident. I also need an explanation for each number as to why it is true or false, thanks!

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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