2 ptPlease provide an explanation for the relatively high boiling points of H20, HF, and NH3 incomparison to the hydrogen compounds of other elements in the respective groups.100H2OGroup 16 (6A)HFGroup 17 (7A)H,TeSbH3H,SeHINH3Group 15 (5A)H.SASH5SnH4HCIHBrPH,GeH,-100SiHCHGroup 14 (4A)-20013.4PeriodHTML EditorB IUA工E三州星xx 三=A12ptParagraphBoiling point ('C)

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Please provide an explanation for the relatively high boiling points of H20, HF, and NH3 in comparison to the hydrogen compounds of other elements in the respective groups. 100- Group 16 (6A) HF Group 17 (7A) H,Te NH, Group 15 (SA) H,Se HI H.S AsH SnH4 HBr GeH, HCI -100 PH, SiH CH Group 14 (4A) -200- Period Boiling point ("C)

Please provide an explanation for the relatively high boiling points of H20, HF, and NH3 in comparison to the hydrogen compounds of other elements in the respective groups. 100- Group 16 (6A) HF Group 17 (7A) H,Te NH, Group 15 (SA) H,Se HI H.S AsH SnH4 HBr GeH, HCI -100 PH, SiH CH Group 14 (4A) -200- Period Boiling point ("C)

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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