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What effect does hydrogen bonding have on the boiling point of water compared to other hydrides of Group 6?

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  1. The boiling point of water is elevated in comparison.

    H2O has a b.p. of  0.0 °C.

    H2S has a b.p. of  -60.28 °C.

    H2Se has a b.p. of  -41.25°C.

    H2Te has a b.p. of about -4 °C.


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    The boiling point of water is elevated in comparison.

    H2O has a b.p. of 0.0 °C.

    H2S has a b.p. of -60.28 °C.

    H2Se has a b.p. of -41.25°C.

    H2Te has a b.p. of about -4 °C.
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