Arrange the following compounds in order of: a) increasing boiling point, and b) increasing solubility in water. CH CHCCH CHỊCH,CHỊCH, "Q" CHỊCH, Học (8) butyl ethyl ether H₂C (A) 1. 2-pentanediol lowest bp Explain your answer. You don't need to rewrite the structures, just use the letter codes. a) Increasing boiling point: highest bp b) Increasing solubility in H₂O: least water-soluble CH-O-CH most water-soluble CH₂ CH3 (C) diisopropyl ether

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Arrange the following compounds in order of
a) increasing boiling point, and
b) increasing solubility in water.
TH CHÍCH CHO CHÍCH CHÍCH, 0-CHỊCH, HỌC
(8) butyl ethyl ether
H₂C
ON ON
(A) 1. 2-pentanediol
lowest
bp
Explain your answer.
You don't need to rewrite the structures, just use the letter codes.
a) Increasing boiling point:
highest
bp
b) Increasing solubility in H₂O:
least
water-soluble
CHO-CH
most
water-soluble
CH3
(C) diisopropyl ether
CH₂
Module 13 Structure, Nomenclature and Physical Properties of Alcohols,
Phenols and Ethers
313
Transcribed Image Text:? SAQ 13-3 Arrange the following compounds in order of a) increasing boiling point, and b) increasing solubility in water. TH CHÍCH CHO CHÍCH CHÍCH, 0-CHỊCH, HỌC (8) butyl ethyl ether H₂C ON ON (A) 1. 2-pentanediol lowest bp Explain your answer. You don't need to rewrite the structures, just use the letter codes. a) Increasing boiling point: highest bp b) Increasing solubility in H₂O: least water-soluble CHO-CH most water-soluble CH3 (C) diisopropyl ether CH₂ Module 13 Structure, Nomenclature and Physical Properties of Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers 313
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