Question

Use compound type to infer the relative boiling points of the following compounds: NaF, N2O and, H2O rank them in order from lowest to highest boiling point. Explain how you made your ranking. Then look up the boiling points and check your answer.

Answer 1

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Explanation:i dont remember

Answer 2

H2O: 100°C

N2O: -88.5°C

NaF: 1414°C

Step-by-step explanation:

H2O is a covalent molecule with strong hydrogen bonds between its molecules, giving it a high boiling point.

N2O - Because N2O has a weaker intermolecular force than H2O, it has a lower boiling point.

NaF is an ionic compound with no covalent bonds, only electrostatic forces between its ions, and thus has the lowest boiling point of the three.

These compounds' boiling points are:

H2O: 100°C

N2O: -88.5°C

NaF: 1414°C