What would be the situation if 0.1 mm of Hg pressure is applied to a compound that has a 250 degree centigrade ol boiling point at atmospheric pressureO The bolling point of the compound will increaseThe boiling point of the compound will increase taking water from the atmosphereThe boiling point of the compound will decrease and t can bo distilled at a lower temperntureThe boiling point of the compound will decrease to 240 degree Which one of the following forces is responsible for the high boiling point of water?OintramolecularO Covalent bondO lonization potentialInternoleculer

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What would be the situation if 0.1 mm of Hg pressure is applied to a compound that has a 250 degree centigrade of boiling point af atmosphenc pressu The boling point af the cormpound will increase OThe boling point of the compound will increase taking water from the atmosphere O The boiling point of the compound will decrease and it can be distilled at a lower temperature The boiling point of the compound will decrease to 240 degree

What would be the situation if 0.1 mm of Hg pressure is applied to a compound that has a 250 degree centigrade of boiling point af atmosphenc pressu The boling point af the cormpound will increase OThe boling point of the compound will increase taking water from the atmosphere O The boiling point of the compound will decrease and it can be distilled at a lower temperature The boiling point of the compound will decrease to 240 degree

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What would be the situation if 0.1 mm of Hg pressure is applied to a compound that has a 250 degree centigrade ol boiling point at atmospheric pressure
O The bolling point of the compound will increase
The boiling point of the compound will increase taking water from the atmosphere
The boiling point of the compound will decrease and t can bo distilled at a lower tempernture
The boiling point of the compound will decrease to 240 degree

Which one of the following forces is responsible for the high boiling point of water?
Ointramolecular
O Covalent bond
O lonization potential
Internoleculer

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