Arrange the following compounds in decreasing (highest to lowest) order of boili

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Arrange the following compounds in decreasing (highest to lowest) order of boiling Point. A) III>I>IV>II B) I>III>IV>II C) I>IV>III>II D) I>III>II>IV E) III>I>II>IV Arrange the following amines in decreasing (most to least) order of solubility in water. A) III>I>II B) I>III>II C) I>II>III D) II>I>III E) III>II>I Arrange the following compounds in order of increasing solubility in water (least soluble first). A) II, III, I, IV B) IV, II, III, I C) IV, III, II, I D) I, III, II, IV Which compound is the strongest base?

Explanation / Answer

4) owing to the highest degree of intermolecular attraction by means of hydrogen bonding1- pentanol shows highest boiling point, then followed by 1-pentanamime and least boiling point is shown by hexane which is nonpolar in nature and having lowest degree of intermolecular attraction. So the correct order of boiling point from highest to lowest is,

I > III > IV > II

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