hydrogen fluoride boils at 100°C higher than hydrogen sulphide. explain
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Hydrogen fluoride contains hydrogen bonding which is more strong than bonding in hydrogen sulphide therefore boiling point is more in HF
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pooja1817:
there is no other reason
Small size of fluorine does not allow to break bonds easily
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its because of hydrogen bonding present in HF .....which is stronger than force of attraction in H2S
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its because of hydrogen bonding present in HF .....which is stronger than force of attraction in H2S
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