Consider the three compounds shown below and then answer the question that follow: H. H H N: H. H H H H -C H -C- EN: H H H H H H H H Compound A Compound B Compound C Which compound do you predict will have the highest boiling point? Explain. Compound A fleeting dipole-dipole interactions O Compound B London dispersion forces hydrogen bonding O Compound c dipole-dipole interactions The compound capable of

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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