Figure120-H20100-80604020H2Te-20-H2Se-40--60-H2S-80-50100150Molar mass (g/mol)Temperature (°C) For which molecules do the boiling points in the graph correlate with polarizability?Check all that apply.H2OH2SH2SeV H2Te

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For which molecules do the boiling points in the graph correlate with polarizability? Check all that apply. O H2O H2S H2Se

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60
40
20
H2Te
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H2Se
-40-
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H2S
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For which molecules do the boiling points in the graph correlate with polarizability?
Check all that apply.
H2O
H2S
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