Asked by Sean
why does chlorobenzoic acid have a lower freezing point than benzoic acid explain?
would this have something to do with the intermolecular forces or polarity. I know that the chlorobenzoic acid a Cl atom in the molecule which would create for a stronger intermolecular force but I'm not to sure how this could account for a lower freezing point?
would this have something to do with the intermolecular forces or polarity. I know that the chlorobenzoic acid a Cl atom in the molecule which would create for a stronger intermolecular force but I'm not to sure how this could account for a lower freezing point?
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Answered by
bobpursley
Hmmmm. Please examine the fp for benzoic acid and chlorobenzoic acid.
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