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(1)どうしてトリクロロメタンが麻酔作用が強いっていえるんですか (2)分子量が多いほど沸点や融点は高いんですか？

2 次のI,Iの間問いに答えよ。 I 次の 口には語句を, ( )には化学式と名称を入れよ。 FO メタンと塩素の混合気体に光を照射すると, メタンの水た原子は順次 原子で置き換えられ, はじめにウ(CH£CQ)を, つづいて(CHCl), CHCL3)を生じ, 最終的には(CCda)になる。このような反応を ] 反応という。 I ウ, エ,オ, カについて, 次の問いに答えよ。 (1) 麻酔作用の強いものはどれか。 (2) それぞれの生成物の分子量から判断して, 沸点の高いものから低いものの順に ウ,エ,オ, カの記号で並べよ。 O[オ] [カオェウ ]

(2)の問題で 「日本海を通る西回り航路がでてい」は同意文ですか？ ご回答よろしくお願いいたしますm(*_ _)m

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