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1.The boiling point of H₂O is much higher than that of H₂S.Why?

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Abhisek ·2010-10-18 03:44:55

H₂O has hydrogen bonding in between molecules and each each H₂O is attached to 4 other H₂O molecules with Hydrogen Bonding.
Hence the intermolecular forces are stronger and water has a high BP.

H₂S does not possess hydrogen bonds....
So it can boil at lower temperatures than water.

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jeetopper jee ·2010-10-18 03:58:30

@chessenthus
if you find any anomalous behaviour of a compound possesing hydrogen bonds or strong vanderwaals interaction or etc relate it to that.

IN your case hydrogen bonding is the reason

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