Chemistry, asked by aayush4885, 1 year ago

Why boiling point of ammonia is higher than phosphine?

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Answered by Pitpitungealexjunior

hydrogen bonding in ammonia is much more stronger than phosphine. More the intermolecular force more Will be the boiling point. So NH3has higher boiling point. There is hydrogen bonding in NH3 which increase its boiling point

Answered by sunnyverma6386pemgry

ammonia has -33.34 and phosphor has -87.7 degree Celsius

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