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Why does the melting point temperature of a compound increase?
Why does the melting point temperature of a compound increase?
- Due to the formation of the lattice structure
- Due to the breaking of the lattice structure
- Due to the increase in lattice structure (correct)
- Due to the decrease in lattice structure
What is the relationship between the mass of a compound and its density?
What is the relationship between the mass of a compound and its density?
- Density is inversely proportional to the mass
- Density is directly proportional to the mass (correct)
- Density is not related to the mass
- Density is proportional to the square of the mass
Why are derivatives of fluorine less dense than derivatives of chlorine?
Why are derivatives of fluorine less dense than derivatives of chlorine?
- Because fluorine has a higher atomic mass
- Because chlorine has a higher atomic mass
- Because fluorine has a lower atomic mass (correct)
- Because chlorine has a lower atomic mass
What is the effect of increasing the number of carbon and halogen atoms on the density of a compound?
What is the effect of increasing the number of carbon and halogen atoms on the density of a compound?
Why do haloalkanes and haloarenes have low solubility in water?
Why do haloalkanes and haloarenes have low solubility in water?
What is the reason for the low stability of the R-X bond in haloalkanes and haloarenes?
What is the reason for the low stability of the R-X bond in haloalkanes and haloarenes?
What is the arrangement of relative densities of alkyl halides?
What is the arrangement of relative densities of alkyl halides?
What is the effect of increasing the atomic mass of the halogen atom on the density of alkyl halides?
What is the effect of increasing the atomic mass of the halogen atom on the density of alkyl halides?
Why do haloalkanes and haloarenes not develop new H-bonds with water?
Why do haloalkanes and haloarenes not develop new H-bonds with water?
What is the reason for the immiscibility of haloalkanes and haloarenes with water?
What is the reason for the immiscibility of haloalkanes and haloarenes with water?