Rank the following substances in order of increasing predicted boiling points – explain your reasoning for the order you choose: Al2O3, F2, H2O, Br2, ICl, NaCl, He Please do not list the actual boiling points. Explain why they are in the order you put them in using discussion on things like IMFs and such.

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