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