Multiple Choice
The boiling point of H2O is much higher than that of the analogous molecule H2S.This is mostly due to
A) dispersion forces being much stronger in H2S than in H2O.
B) dipole-dipole forces being much stronger in H2S than in H2O.
C) hydrogen bonding being much stronger in H2S than in H2O.
D) dipole-dipole forces being much stronger in H2O than in H2S.
E) hydrogen bonding being much stronger in H2O than in H2S.
Correct Answer:
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