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what happens to the bolling point of isomeric
Haloalkanes with increase in branching?​

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Additionally, the boiling point also increases for isomeric haloalkanes. However, the boiling point decreases with the branching of the compound. This is because branching of haloalkanes results in the lesser surface area, thus decreasing the van der Waal's forces interaction.

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