Tricks for Hydrocarbons Physical Properties : Boiling Point

In this video you will learn the tricks for hydrocarbons boiling point comparison. In hydrocarbons physical properties series we will cover boiling point, melting point etc.
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You explained it so nicely. I am a Bengali and don't understand hindi 100%.Didn't find the topic in Bengali.But your sound seems too clear. Thanks ❤

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9:13 according to experimental data
3>2>1
3>2 on basis of h-bonding pls correc this

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Yea i was wondering the same

[@amaanfarhan279]

sir in one example youve said due to EN diff ether has a higher bp than amine and for H bonding example its the other way round,how do you explain these two results

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[@Shivankitjaiswal]

5.30 time pe (i) chain me sirf five carbon hai aur ii, iii me 6-6 to boiling point to iii,ii ka jyada hoga 1 st se

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What about ethane ethene and ethyne and ethanol which one is highest boiling point?? And why

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sirji idhar thora glat kar diya aapne 5:31 1 walla last mai aayega 1 mai branching nahi hai par usme carbon 1 kam hai toh molar mass hi kam ho gya hai mujhe pta hai aap hexane bnana chayte the par vo pentane hai

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[@snehamukherjee5547]

Sir, I am an neet aspirant and have found your channel suddenly. If we consider the electronegativity value difference then ether has more boiling point than amine but if we consider the H bonding concept amine has more boiling point as ether cannot form hydrogen bond..will you please explain?..Its a request.😯
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[@sujikathir9539]

First priority is for h -bonding...if h bonding is absent then we have to consider electronegativity..
Its depend on priority..

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Always remember!
B.P are not determined on the basis of polarity but by overall intermolecular forces. e.g Ethanol has higher B.P than methanol despite of the fact that methanol is more polar than ethanol but ethanol has higher intermolecular forces which are H.bonding + london dispersion forces while in methanol H. Bonding is present but london dispersion is less due to less no of Carbon

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Ether k compare mey NH2 Wale mey jyada hoga na...due to H bonding ?

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ha alcohol>amine>ether

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4:55---1st me to 5 carbon hai

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But sir at 15:43 molecular wt of 1 is less than the other two

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