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As the number of carbons increases in an homologous series the melting and boiling point generally_________ * A)increase B)decrease C)stay the same D)varies
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As the number of carbons increases in an homologous series the melting and boiling point generally_________ *
A)increase
B)decrease
C)stay the same
D)varies
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increase
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ANSWER: Increase
why? Because the number of C atoms in homologous series increases gradually.
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