The unexpectedly high boiling point of HF arises because of

the hydrogen bond formed between the F atom of one molecule and the H atom of another molecule.

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the intramolecular hydrogen bond formed between the F-atom and the H-atom

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the high polarity of H-F bond

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the high dissociation energy of H-F bond

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The correct option is A the hydrogen bond formed between the F atom of one molecule and the H atom of another molecule.
The hydrogen bond formed between the F atom of one molecule and the H atom of another molecule.

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