Chemistry, asked by deepikadikshit2017, 9 months ago

4. Alkyl halides have higher boiling points than
| Corresponding hydrocarbons. Explain why?​

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Answered by poornimaaa2003
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Answer:

Explanation:

alkyl halides have higher B.P than hydrocarbons , due to the presence of strong ionic bonding between carbon and electronegative halide molecule , which results in stronger bonding and thus higher boiling point

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Answered by DIAMONDQUEEN
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Heya friend!☺

> Here's your answer :

  • Alkyl halides have higher boiling points than the corresponding hydrocarbons because of the polarity of alkyl halides.
  • I This results in stronger intermolecular force of attraction in alkyl halides hence it requires higher temperature to boil them , hence higher boiling point.

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