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Physical Properties of Haloarenes

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The boiling points of haloalkane compounds are higher than haloarene compounds. Why?

A

Dipole-dipole intraction

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Vanderwaal forces

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C

Large surface area

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Intramolecular forces

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Solution

The correct option is C Large surface area
$As the surface area increases boiling point increases. Haloalkanes have more surface are than halorenses. So, Haloalkanes have more boiling points than haloarenes.

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