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Recorded evaporation rates
Acetone 1.012 *C/s
Pentane 0.237 *C/s
Ethanol 0.212 *C/s
Methanol 0.321 *C/s
1-Butanol 0.013 *C/s
1-Propanol 0.052 *C/s

Transcribed Image Text:6. How do the evaporation rates of acetone and pentane compare to that of alcohols with similar
molar mass? Explain this difference, in terms of the intermolecular forces involved.
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