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Water boils at 373 K and hydrogen selenide at 232 K. What is the reason for the difference?
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High School (11–12)
The p-Block Elements
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Water boils at 373 K and hydrogen selenide at 232 K. What is the reason for the difference?
The O-H bond is stronger than the Se-H bond, and boiling breaks it
Hydrogen selenide is a stronger acid than water
Oxygen is heavier than selenium
Water molecules form hydrogen bonds with each other
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