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How does boiling point vary with increase in carbon chain? Why?

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Answered by sipraacharjer
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As the number of carbon atoms increases or the length of carbon-carbon chain increases, the boiling point also increases. This is because the force of attraction between the molecules increases as the molecule gets longer and has more electrons.

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