Why Is the Vapor Pressure of Trans-Dibromoethene Is Lower Than

question 87

Multiple Choice

Why is the vapor pressure of trans-dibromoethene is lower than the vapor pressure of cis-dibromoethene?

• A)Dipole-dipole forces
• B)London forces
• C)Hydrogen bonding
• D)Ion-ion forces
• E)It isn't; rather,it is higher.

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