liquid x has stronger intermolecular forces than liquid y
will it boil at lower or higher temperature than y?

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Since X has more intermolecular forces therefore has more density and hence has more boiling point.

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liquid x has stronger intermolecular forces than liquid ywill it boil at lower or higher temperature than y?

Dear Student,Since X has more intermolecular forces therefore has more density and hence has more boiling point.

liquid x has stronger intermolecular forces than liquid y
will it boil at lower or higher temperature than y?

Dear Student,
Since X has more intermolecular forces therefore has more density and hence has more boiling point.