Two pairs of compounds are shown, where one compound has a melting point that is much higher than the other. Choose thecompound with the greater melting point in each pair.CI1ACICI1BCICI2ACICICIThe compounds with the greater melting point are:Compound 1A and 2ACompound 1A and 2B○ Compound 1B and 1ACompound 1B and 2ACICI2BCI

The compounds with the greater melting point are:1B2B

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