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Chapter 6, Problem 1CGP
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1. Look ahead to Table 9.3 and consider tt series of compounds: methane (CH4) ethane (CH3CH3), propane (CH3CH2CH3). butane (CH3CH2CH3CH3) and pentane (CH3CH2CH3CH2CH3) For each compound (a) Indicate whether its molecules are polar or nonpolar (b) Indicate the predominant type of intermolecular forces m the liquid state (c) Calculate the molar mass (d) Convert each boding point from Celsius degrees to kelvins. (e) Plot a graph of boiling point (in K) versus molar mass (f) Is there any discernible relationship between molar mass and boding point?
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