Which of the following compounds has the HIGHEST boiling point? Identity the rea

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Which of the following compounds has the HIGHEST boiling point? Identity the reagent (s) that can accomplish the reaction below Which of the following is the LEAST soluble in water? A. CH_3 CH_2 OH B. CH_3 COOH C. CH_3 COCH_3 D. CH_3 CH_2 OCH_2 CH_3 What product (s) would you expect from the following propagation step in a radical reaction? How many 3 degree. H atoms are there in the following compound?. What product would you expect from the following reaction? Which of the following species is the intermediate of the reaction shown? A. CH_3 CH_2-CH-CH_3 B. CH_3 CH_2-CH-CH_3 C. CH_3 CH_2-CH-CH_3 D. CH_3 CH-CH-CH_3

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Question 1.

the highest point will be that sample with the LEAST branching

This is mainly due to the interaciton in the london dispersion forces

the linear alkanes will have higher interacitons due to the 3-D arrangement, therefore higher londons dispersion forces, which implise higher Boiling point

therefore

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A is the least branched

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