Question

How does increasing the amount of IMF a molecule can have form influence its boiling point?

Answer 1

A higher IMF means a higher boiling point & vaporizing point bc the molecules are more attracted to eachother, meaning that it takes more energy to separate them.

Answer 2

The increase in the IMF in a molecule means that it will also be increasing in the boiling point.

Step-by-step explanation:

IMF are important in this because they let you know which bonds are stronger than others.

For example, a hydrogen bond is much stronger than a dipole-dipole bond. And an ionic bond is much stronger than a hydrogen bond.

As you go increasing in IMF strength, that means that it will be harder for them to separate. This is why as the IMF bonds are increasing in strength, their boiling points will also be increasing because they would need more energy in order to be separated.