Cl2. V kr.  What has higher boiling point    I have looked up chlorine at -34 , Cl2, and krypton at -153 c.   Correct me if I'm wrong but that means chloride has a higher boiling point and is less negative   They both are ruled by intermolecular forces, london force  and it would appear to me that krypton has higher london so should have higher bp

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