MCQ
The highest boiling point is expected for
- A$n - $butane
- Biso-octane
- ✓$n - $octane
- D$2, 2, 3, 3- $tetramethyl butane
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Answer
Correct option: C.
$n - $octane
c
(c) Among alkanes, boiling point increase with increasing molecular weight. For isomeric alkanes straight chain alkanes have higher boiling point than the branched alkanes.
(c) Among alkanes, boiling point increase with increasing molecular weight. For isomeric alkanes straight chain alkanes have higher boiling point than the branched alkanes.
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