Chemistry, asked by harshahoney9352, 11 months ago

Boiling point of h2oh2o is higher than that of h2s,h2s, because

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Answered by Rythm14

Boiling point of h2O ( water ) is higher than that of h2s ( hydrogen sulfide ) because, as the hydrogen bonds are strong in water, it requires high energy to break the bonds with high boiling point of, compared to sulfide molecules.

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