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(A) The boiling point of compounds depends on intermolecular forces,primarily hydrogen bonding and dipole-dipole interactions. The compounds are:$I$:

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$I < IV < II < III$

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(A) The boiling point of compounds depends on intermolecular forces,primarily hydrogen bonding and dipole-dipole interactions. The compounds are:$I$: $p$-cresol ($4$-methylphenol)$II$: $p$-nitrophenol$III$: $p$-aminophenol$IV$: $p$-methoxyphenolComparing their boiling points:$p$-cresol $(I)$ has a boiling point of $\approx 202^{\circ}C$.$p$-methoxyphenol $(IV)$ has a boiling point of $\approx 243^{\circ}C$.$p$-nitrophenol $(II)$ has a boiling point of $\approx 279^{\circ}C$.$p$-aminophenol $(III)$ has a boiling point of $\approx 284^{\circ}C$.Thus,the increasing order of boiling points is $I < IV < II < III$.

The increasing order of boiling points of the following compounds is:

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