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Boiling Point of Carboxylic Acids

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The molecular size of $I C l$ and $B r_{2}$ is approximately the same, but $b . p .$ if $I C l$ is about $40^{o} C$ higher that that of $B r_{2}$ It is because :

A

I C l

bond is stronger than

B r - B r

bond

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B

I E

of iodine

< I E

of bromine

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C

I C l

is polar while

B r_{2}

is nonpolar

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D

I

has larger size than

B r

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Solution

The correct options are
A $I C l$ bond is stronger than $B r - B r$ bond
C $I C l$ is polar while $B r_{2}$ is nonpolar

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