One would expect that since CO is polar, it has a higher boiling point than C₆H₁₄.

Name: One would expect that since CO is polar, it has a higher boiling point than C 6 H 14 .
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Carbon monoxide (CO) is indeed polar, but its boiling point comparison should be with carbon disulfide (CS2), not "C₆H₁₄," which seems to be a formatting error. CO has a lower boiling point (-191.5 °C) compared to CS2 (-78.29 °C) due to the stronger dispersion forces in CS2, despite its polarity.

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