(a) Which of the ions K + , Na + , Be 2+ will have the lar gest
heat of hydration? Which the smallest? (b) Of the two compounds K 2
O and CaO, which has the stronger intermolecular forces?
(c) Of the two compounds KBr and CH 3 OH, which has the stronger
intermolecular forces?
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7. The following compounds are given: CH₃ H3C-C-CH3 CH₂ Cts o n on OH 1. Which compound will have the lowest boiling point? 2. Which compound will have the highest boiling point? 3. Which compound/s will be soluble in C.H14? 4. Which compound/s will be soluble in water? 5. Which compound has the highest intermolecular forces? 6. Rank all 5 compounds from lowest to highest solubility in water