Explain why Hydrogen Sulphide is a gas at room temperature while water is liquid at room temperature

      

Explain why Hydrogen Sulphide is a gas at room temperature while water is liquid at room temperature

  

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john
Water has both Van Der Waal forces and Hydrogen bonds while Hydrogen sulphide has Van Der Waal forces only between
molecules. v1 Hydrogen bonds are stronger than Van Der Waal forces. v
john3 answered the question on November 4, 2017 at 22:57


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