c. Solve the following problems.Rank the compounds (being 1 the highest) based on theproperties provided below.CH,CH,OCH, CH,CH,CH,NH, CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,NH,CH,CH,CH,CH,1. viscosity2. surface tension3. vapor pressure4. heat of vaporization5. boiling point

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- Solve the following problems. ank the compounds (being 1 the highest) bas roperties provided below. CH,CH,OCH, CH,CH,CH,NH, CH,CH,CH,CH,C CH,CH,CH,CH, 1. viscosity 2. surface tension 3. vapor pressure 4. heat of vaporization

- Solve the following problems. ank the compounds (being 1 the highest) bas roperties provided below. CH,CH,OCH, CH,CH,CH,NH, CH,CH,CH,CH,C CH,CH,CH,CH, 1. viscosity 2. surface tension 3. vapor pressure 4. heat of vaporization

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c. Solve the following problems.
Rank the compounds (being 1 the highest) based on the
properties provided below.
CH,CH,OCH, CH,CH,CH,NH, CH,CH,CH,CH,CH,NH,
CH,CH,CH,CH,
1. viscosity
2. surface tension
3. vapor pressure
4. heat of vaporization
5. boiling point

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