Use the figures below to answer the following questions: a. List the intermolecular forces involved with each of these molecules interacting with like molecules e.g., propanol-propanol interactions? b. Which of these has the highest i. vapor pressure and why? ii. boiling point and why? A OH Propanol B Butanol OH C OH Pentanol D Hexanol OH

Use the figures below to answer the following questions: a. List the intermolecular forces involved with each of these molecules interacting with like molecules e.g., propanol-propanol interactions? b. Which of these has the highest i. vapor pressure and why? ii. boiling point and why? A OH Propanol B Butanol OH C OH Pentanol D Hexanol OH

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