The boiling point of ammonia, NH3​ is −33.34∘C while its derivative methylamine, CH3​NH2​ boiling point is at −6.3∘C, bo

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The boiling point of ammonia, NH3​ is −33.34∘C while its derivative methylamine, CH3​NH2​ boiling point is at −6.3∘C, bo

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The Boiling Point Of Ammonia Nh3 Is 33 34 C While Its Derivative Methylamine Ch3 Nh2 Boiling Point Is At 6 3 C Bo 1
The Boiling Point Of Ammonia Nh3 Is 33 34 C While Its Derivative Methylamine Ch3 Nh2 Boiling Point Is At 6 3 C Bo 1 (39.16 KiB) Viewed 42 times
The boiling point of ammonia, NH3​ is −33.34∘C while its derivative methylamine, CH3​NH2​ boiling point is at −6.3∘C, both considered weak bases. Provide a detailed explanation on this huge discrepancy of boiling temperature with the help of Lewis structure(s) along with your understanding of bonding polarity.
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