1)The correct answer is option d.This is because, water has highest hydrogen bonding. This happens due to the largest electronegativity difference between the central atom and the hydrogen in water than in others.
2)The correct answer is option b. This is because, He2 has a bond order of zero,wjhich means no bond exists between two helium molecules. Therefore, it cannot exist. On the contrary, the other two molecular ions have a bond order of half and therefore, although unstable, they will still exist.
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Which of the following compounds has the highest boiling point? 34.6°C 78.3°C 100°C 800 760 Normal...
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