A. C,H,N| В. СН-N С. СН Р The glass capillary tubes are composed of silicon dioxide, Si O, is touched to the surface of a liquid sample of each pure compound A, B, B. Si 02 has a slight dipole moment and the lone pairs of the oxygen atoms can participate in hydrogen bonding interactions with other substances. 1. Explain why CH,N have the strongest cohesive and adhesive forces to rise up the capillary tube to a highest height. Explain your answer referencing intermolecular, adhesive, and cohesive forces.

A. C,H,N| В. СН-N С. СН Р The glass capillary tubes are composed of silicon dioxide, Si O, is touched to the surface of a liquid sample of each pure compound A, B, B. Si 02 has a slight dipole moment and the lone pairs of the oxygen atoms can participate in hydrogen bonding interactions with other substances. 1. Explain why CH,N have the strongest cohesive and adhesive forces to rise up the capillary tube to a highest height. Explain your answer referencing intermolecular, adhesive, and cohesive forces.

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