At ordinary temperature H 2 O is a liquid while H 2 S is a
CHEMISTRY
WAEC 2012
At ordinary temperature H2O is a liquid while H2S is a gas. This is because H2O has
- A. weak intermolecular forces holding its molecules together
- B. strong hydrogen bonds holding its molecules together
- C. induced dipole-induced dipole forces between its molecules
- D. ionic force between its molecules
Correct Answer: B. strong hydrogen bonds holding its molecules together
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