Arrange the following compounds in order of boiling point, from lowest to highest (based on intermolecular forces): C₂H6, CH4, C8H18, C4H₁0 Lowest boiling point ◆ ◆ < < ◆ Highest boiling point

Arrange the following compounds in order of boiling point, from lowest to highest (based on intermolecular forces): C₂H6, CH4, C8H18, C4H₁0 Lowest boiling point ◆ ◆ < < ◆ Highest boiling point

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Chapter10: Alcohols

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Problem 10.19P: Arrange these compounds in order of increasing boiling point (values in C are 42, 24, 78, and 118)....

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intermolecular forces): C₂H6, CH4, C8H18, C4H10
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