Chemistry, asked by thakurvikash5718, 10 months ago

Why NH3 Is More Liquefiable Than N2?

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Answered by RohitRavuri

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Answer:

Due to presence of inter molecular hydrogen bonds NH3is more liquified than N2

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Answered by rexdjagbo

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Answer:

It is due to the london forces in NH3

Explanation:

NH3 gas is easily liquified than N2 gas. It is due to. NH3 has London force. NH3 has dipole - dipole interaction.

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