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What would have a higher boiling point water or hydrocarbon ( from penny liquid stacking) and why?
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What would have a higher boiling point water or hydrocarbon ( from penny liquid stacking) and why?

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High amount of energy is required to dissociate these bonds and hence water molecules have a higher boiling point than expected.

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