The lower molar mass of hydrocarbons has increased
Correct answer: A. Volatility
- A. Volatility
- B. Polarity
- C. Boiling point
- D. None
Explanation
The statement is correct because as the molar mass of hydrocarbons decreases, their volatility increases. Lower molar mass hydrocarbons have weaker intermolecular forces and require less energy to transition from liquid to vapor phase, making them more volatile. Option B, Polarity, is incorrect because polarity is not directly related to molar mass but to electronegativity differences. Option C, Boiling point, is incorrect because boiling points are more influenced by molecular weight than by molar mass. Option D is incorrect as the correct answer is Option A.
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