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Why do fluorocarbons have lower boiling point than hydrocarbons

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Answered by Anonymous
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The increased boiling point is easily explained by the stronger dipole-dipole attraction.

The graph shows that the polar effect diminishes as the size of the molecule increases. ...

However, above 4 carbon atoms the boiling points of the perfluorocarbons are less than the hydrocarbons indicating weaker attractive forces.

Answered by helpmehh
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The increased boiling point is easily explained by the stronger dipole-dipole attraction. The graph shows that the polar effect diminishes as the size of the molecule increases. ... However, above 4 carbon atoms the boiling points of the perfluorocarbons are less than the hydrocarbons indicating weaker attractive forces

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