The boiling points of alkyl halides are more than those of the corresponding alkanes
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B
In water, the solubility of CH3OH>C2H5OH>C6H5OH
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C
C6H5NH2 is a weaker base than NH3
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D
All the above statements are correct
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Solution
The correct option is A All the above statements are correct
(A) The boiling points of alkyl halides are considerably higher than those of the corresponding alkanes. The main reason for this is the dipole moment of alkyl halides, which leads to attractive dipole-dipole interactions in liquid alkyl halides. Furthermore, the higher molar mass and the stronger London forces (Cl, Br and I) lead to higher boiling points.
(B)The solubility of lower alcohols in water is due to their ability to form new hydrogen bonds with water molecules. Since C6H5OH has larger alkyl part, which interrupts in hydrogen bond formation, therefore solubility decreases with an increase in molecular mass. The order of solubility in water is CH3OH>C2H5OH>C6H5OH.
(C) C6H5NH2 is a weaker base than NH3 because in aniline the lone pair of N is in delocalization with benzene ring and not freely available to donate while it is free in NH3.