Which of the following statements best explains why H2S has a higher boiling point than O2? OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional dipole forces that O2 does not possess. OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional hydrogen bonding forces that O2 does not possess. O H2S is a weak electrolyte but O2 is not. OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional ionic forces that O2 does not possess. OH2S has stronger London dispersion forces than 02.

Which of the following statements best explains why H2S has a higher boiling point than O2? OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional dipole forces that O2 does not possess. OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional hydrogen bonding forces that O2 does not possess. O H2S is a weak electrolyte but O2 is not. OH2S and O2 have similar strength London dispersion forces, but H2S has additional ionic forces that O2 does not possess. OH2S has stronger London dispersion forces than 02.

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Chapter14: Liquids And Solids

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