Which consequence results when molecular dipole interactions weaken in isobutane?

💡 Explanation

Weakening dipole interaction lowers the intermolecular forces, because dispersion forces (van der Waals) become weaker. Therefore the boiling point decreases, rather than increasing or forming azeotropes, because these phenomena require stronger intermolecular bonding.

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