JEE Main Chemistry question
Hydrogen fluoride is a liquid unlike the other hydrogen halides because:
Answer: (A)
Solution
The H atom in HF is bonded directly to the small, highly electronegative F atom, allowing extensive intermolecular hydrogen bonding (even forming zig-zag chains/rings of HF units). This additional
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