32)
given
there are strong intermolecular forces
So
the molecules are not free to move , as they are bound to each other
As a result
the molecules cannot any pressure
So the vapor pressure is low
the answer is
A) a very low vapor pressure
33)
B) CH3CH2CH2F has the lowest normal boiling point
34)
C) CH3NH2 has the high normal boiling point
35)
E) SiH4 has the weakest intermolucular forces
36)
we know that
higher the vapor pressure , lower the boiling point
in the given data
diethyl ether has the lowest boiling point
So
C) diethyl ether has the highest vapor pressure at room temperature
37)
we know that
PV/T = constant
so
at two different conditions
P1V1/T1 =P2V2/T2
so
730 x 2 / 296 = P2 x 2 / 356
P2 = 877.97 mm Hg
so
the pressure at 83 C is 878 mm Hg
so
the answer is B) 878 mm Hg
38)
we know that
PV/T = constant
So
P1V1 / T1 = P2V2 / T2
so
1030 x 166 / 298 = P2 x 730 / 298
P2 = 234.2
so
the final pressure is 234.2 mm Hg
so
the answer is E) 234 mm Hg
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