Which would be expected to have a higher boiling point t-butyl alcohol or n-butyl alcohol?

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patriot [66]3 years ago

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T-butyl alcohol boiling point 82.4*C, 356 K, 180*F
N-butyl alcohol boiling point 117.2*C

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