An experiment was conducted to determine if the intermolecular forces in two liquids affects their boiling points. Each liquid was sprayed on a paper towel. Each paper towel was wiped across a glass table to moisten the surface. The table shows a partial record of the experiment.
Experimental Record
Liquid Intermolecular Forces ?
А
relatively strong
B
relatively weak
What information should be recorded in the last column of the table?
Time taken by the liquids to start boiling
Time taken by the glass surface to dry
Volume of liquid required to moisten the paper towels
Time taken by the paper towels to become completely moist

it would be b time taken by the glass surface to dry

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