Alcohols and phenols are quite diff

Alcohols and phenols are quite different from the hydrocarbonsand and alkyl halides we've studied thus far. Not only is their chemistry much richer, their physical properties are different as well. Figure 17.1, which provides a comparison of the boiling points of some simple alcohol, alkanes, and chloroalkanes, shows that alcohols have much higher boiling points. For example, 1-propanol (MW=60), butane (MW=58), and chloroethane(MW=65) have simiar molecular weights, yet 1-propanol boils at 97ํC,compared to -0.5ํC for the alkane and 12.5ํC or the chloroalkane.

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Alcohols and phenols are quite different from the hydrocarbonsand and alkyl halides we've studied thus far. Not only is their chemistry much richer, their physical properties are different as well. Figure 17.1, which provides a comparison of the boiling points of some simple alcohol, alkanes, and chloroalkanes, shows that alcohols have much higher boiling points. For example, 1-propanol (MW=60), Butane (MW = 58), and chloroethane (MW = 65) yet have molecular weights simiar boils at 1-propanol, 97ํ C, compared to-0.5 C and 12.5 for the alkane ํ ํ C or the chloroalkane.

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Alcohols and phenols are quite different from the hydrocarbonsand and alkyl halides we 've studied thus far. Not only is Their chemistry, much richer their physical properties are different as well. Figure 17.1 which provides, a comparison of The boiling points of some simple alcohol alkanes and chloroalkanes,,, that shows alcohols have much higher boiling, points For, example 1-propanol (MW = 60)Butane (MW = 58), and chloroethane (MW = 65) have simiar molecular weights yet 1-propanol, boils at 97 C compared to - 0.5 oil, water, C For the alkane and 12.5 to C or the chloroalkane