The non-available boiling points of the higher perfluoroalkanes have been estimated from the relationship T F = 0.247 T H 脳 M F / M H where T F and T H are the respective absolute boiling points of a fluoroalkane and the corresponding normal alkane with masses of M F and M H . ...
To understand why polyhydroxy alcohols have higher boiling points than monohydric alcohols, we can break down the reasoning into a series of steps:Step 1: Define Monohydric and Polyhydroxy Alcohols - Monohydric Alcohols
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Polarizability increases with atomic size.That’s why the boiling point of argon (–186 °C) is so muchhigherthan the boiling point of helium (–272 °C). By the same analogy, the boiling point of iodine, (I-I, 184 °C) is much higher than the boiling point of fluorine (F-F, –...
molecular graph, previously developed by our team, were extended to predict the two physicochemical properties, including normal boiling point (NBP) and molar refractivity (MR), of a large set of organic compounds consisting of alkanes, alkenes, ethers, amines, alcohols, alkylbenzenes, and alkyl...