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Rank in order of melting point: NCl3, PBr3, NF3
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Rank in order of melting point: NCl3, PBr3, NF3

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Answer:

Lowest: NF3, PBr3, NCl3: Highest

Step-by-step explanation:

NCl3 is the highest because of the inoic bonds

PBr3 is higher than NF3 because of the larger molar mass.

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