Question: 2. Consider the following two molecules with approximately the same size: . H I-0 H - H H H 0.1110 CH3 (a) Why are these

2. Consider the following two molecules with approximately the same size: . H I-0 H - H H H 0.1110 CH3 (a) Why are these molecules considered the same approximate size if one has 5 atoms, CHCI, and the other has 8 atoms, CH2CH3? (b) Copy the structure for the CH CI molecule and draw its molecular dipole moment, indicating the regions of partial positive and negative charges with 8+/8. (c) Which molecule will have the stronger intermolecular forces? Why? (d) Why did the two molecules need to be the same size in order for you to answer part (c)? (e) A third molecule of approximately the same size can form hydrogen bonding interactions. What is true about its intermolecular forces compared to the other two molecules
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