Question

I will give a metal for helping

Answer 1

Describe the difference in intermolecular forces between the two molecules. How does this affect the properties of the substance

Answer 2

@Data_LG2, @jagr2713, @JackofallTradez, @JoannaBlackwelder

Answer 3

OK the 1st all molecules have london forces, molecule A has hydrogen bonding, and it is more polar, so it has higher Bp, and lower Mp. Molecule B is polar, but has a non polar Oxygen thus has higher mp, than bp. Intermolecular forces determines bp,mp

Answer 4

That should do it

Answer 5

but doesn't the second molecule have hydrogen bonding as well

Answer 6

No Hydrogen bonding is, F,O,N must be bonded to hydrogen

Answer 7

make sense

Answer 8

molecule A is Oxygen bonded to hyrdrogen, but molecule B oxygen is not bonded to any hydrogens

Answer 9

but there is an o and o3 on molecule two. Isn't there

Answer 10

sorry OH3

Answer 11

you sure it is not ch3, I only see 1 OH, and it is on molecue A

Answer 12

Im not sure the picture is awful

Answer 13

haha its ok,Im pretty sure there is only 1 OH in the picture

Answer 14

I checked multiple times

Answer 15

Trust me my answer is clear and specific, so you should be fine

Answer 16

ok thank you. A Metal as promised

Answer 17

Thanks, I know my Organic Chemistry well, so feel free to ask and I will help, keep working hard!

Answer 18

Hey @n648c788 how does Bp and Mp differ ? I thought if Bp is higher so should Mp too?

Answer 19

They are inversely related, so If you have high bp then you have low mp and if you have low bp then you have high mp

Answer 20

Good job @n648c788