Arrange the following chemical substances in order of increasing boiling point, starting from the substance with the lowest boiling point to the one with the highest boiling point based on the nature and relative strength of their intermolecular forces.
- 1Methane ()
- 2Hydrogen sulfide ()
- 3Ammonia ()
- 4Water ()
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The correct order of increasing boiling point is Methane () < Hydrogen sulfide () < Ammonia () < Water ().
The sequence reflects the increasing magnitude of intermolecular forces: non-polar Methane () relies solely on weak London dispersion forces (lowest boiling point). Polar Hydrogen sulfide () has dipole-dipole interactions but lacks hydrogen bonding because sulfur is not electronegative enough. Ammonia () undergoes hydrogen bonding due to nitrogen's high electronegativity. Water () forms an extensive network of strong hydrogen bonds, resulting in the highest boiling point.
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Relative strengths of intermolecular forces (London dispersion, dipole-dipole, and hydrogen bonding) and their effect on physical properties like boiling point.
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