6b (bottom table) is the part I\'m having issues with. I don\'t remember how to

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6b (bottom table) is the part I'm having issues with. I don't remember how to tell which specific intermolecular force is occurring.

(15)6. For each structure, fill in the missing electrons (bonding and non-bonding) to give legitimate Lewis structures, including any non-zero formal charges on atoms. he charge shown (if any) is the net charge on the mo (9)a. Shape HSS bond angle. loa s H Shape Shape CCN bond angle: OCO bond angle (6)b. Give the shape and bond angles of the indicated atoms. Match the boiling point to the chemical structure below. 36°C, 75°C and 117°C. (9)7. (3)a. Possible boiling points are: HyC CH3 H3C boling point ase boiling point 117 boling point boiling point_Aec A. 8 (6)b. Fill in the table with the strongest intermolecular force that would occur between molecules of each substance Intermolecular force Compound

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The polarity of the molecules determines the forces of attraction between the molecules in the liquid state. Polar molecules are attracted by the opposite charges and greater the polarity, the higher the boiling point. in case of Alcohol(n-Butanol) the polarity is more so alcohol(n-Butanol) has higer boiling point and in case of aldehyde(butanal) the polarity is some what less and some what lesser boiling point than the given alcohol and polarity is nil in case of penatne, having low boiling point.

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