The order of increasing boiling points among the three compounds is C2H5ONO(I), C2H5NO2(II), C2H6(III)

Question

The order of increasing boiling points among the three compounds is C2H5ONO(I), C2H5NO2(II), C2H6(III) (A) III < II < I (B) I < II < III (C) III < I < II (D) III < I ≈ II

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Nitro compounds, being relatively more polar than nitrites, have higher boiling points than the corresponding nitrites.

Q. The order of increasing boiling points among the three compounds is
$C_{2} H_{5} ONO$ (I),
$C_{2} H_{5} N O_{2}$ (II),
$C_{2} H_{6}$ (III)

$III < II < I$

$I < II < III$

$III < I < II$

$III < I \approx II$

Nitro compounds, being relatively more polar than nitrites, have higher boiling points than the corresponding nitrites.

Q. The order of increasing boiling points among the three compounds is C2​H5​ONO(I), C2​H5​NO2​(II), C2​H6​(III)

III<II<I

I<II<III

III<I<II

III<I≈II

Nitro compounds, being relatively more polar than nitrites, have higher boiling points than the corresponding nitrites.

Q. The order of increasing boiling points among the three compounds is
$C_{2} H_{5} ONO$ (I),
$C_{2} H_{5} N O_{2}$ (II),
$C_{2} H_{6}$ (III)

$III < II < I$

$I < II < III$

$III < I < II$

$III < I \approx II$