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Standard XIII
Chemistry
Factors Affected by Hydrogen Bonding
NH3 is more l...
Question
N
H
3
is more liquefiable when compared to HCl. Why?
A
Lower molecular mass
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B
H - bonding
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C
Presence of H
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D
Presence of Cl
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Solution
The correct option is
B
H - bonding
When we try to liquefy a gas, it is necessary to reduce temperature and increase pressure.
When this is done to
N
H
3
, this process becomes easier as H-bonds also help in pulling together the molecules.
This will not happen in
H
C
l
because of the bigger size of
C
l
.
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