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Why does PH3 (bp = -87°C) have a lower boiling point than NH3 (bp = -33°C)? O PH3 has larger surface area therefore allo
Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2022 7:51 am
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- Why Does Ph3 Bp 87 C Have A Lower Boiling Point Than Nh3 Bp 33 C O Ph3 Has Larger Surface Area Therefore Allo 1 (37.52 KiB) Viewed 75 times
Why does PH3 (bp = -87°C) have a lower boiling point than NH3 (bp = -33°C)? O PH3 has larger surface area therefore allowing for stronger London Dispersion Forces. There are strong hydrogen bonds between PH3 molecules and no hydrogen bonds between NH3 molecules The dipole-dipole interactions between NH3 and PH3 make it difficult to separate one from the other. There are strong hydrogen bonds between NH3 molecules and no hydrogen bonds between PH3 molecules