5. Which one of the following substances would not have hydrogen bonding as one of its intermolecular forces? a. C,H 6. Rank the following in terms of increasing boiling point: KBr CHOH CHs He 7. At room temperature, the vapor pressure pattern is acetone>heptane ethanol. Which one of the following statements is FALSE acetone heptane ethanol 58 g/mol 100 g/mol 46 g/mol a substance with lower vapor pressure is held together by stronger binding forces a. b. ethanol has the lowest vapor pressure, and London force explains why ethanol has the lowest vapor pressure, and hydrogen bonding explains why, even though c. it has the weakest London force. d. The reason that heptane has a lesser vapor pressure than acetone is because heptane is heavier and has substantially greater London dispersion force, even though acetone dipole-dipole interactions in its favor. has 8. For the reaction A +2B+3C ->products, the rate law is: rate kAB] Which of the following statements is false: a. the reaction is 3rd order overal b. the reaction is second order in [A] c. the reaction is third order in [C) d. the reaction is first order in (B] Why does CHyCH:NH dissolve readily in water but CaHio does not? 9. Hydrogen bonding between CH;CH NH; and water is strong. CaHho and water are weaker than the water-water interactions that would need to be sacrificed in order to dissolve C4Hio. a. But interactions between b. CaHio has strong hydrogen bonding with water. c. CH CH NH; has only induced dipole forces (London forces) d. CaHio is much more polar than CH,CH,NH