Part 2 Intermolecular Forces. 6. In each pair below, detem ine the strongest intermolecular force in each of the two compounds as a solid or liquid. Then detem ine which of the two compounds would have the higher boiling point or melting point. Explain why you made your choice (using IMFS). a. CH3C1_or_CH;CH3 b. HCl or NaCl C. C4H10 or C10H22 d. KCl or CaS e. NH3 or PH3

Part 2 Intermolecular Forces. 6. In each pair below, detem ine the strongest intermolecular force in each of the two compounds as a solid or liquid. Then detem ine which of the two compounds would have the higher boiling point or melting point. Explain why you made your choice (using IMFS). a. CH3C1_or_CH;CH3 b. HCl or NaCl C. C4H10 or C10H22 d. KCl or CaS e. NH3 or PH3

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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