Chemistry, 12.03.2021 04:30, pedroramirezr2

Molecules of ammonia (NH3) exhibit hydrogen bonds, yet it's boiling point (239.81 K) is lower than carbon tetrachloride's (349.87 K), which has intermolecular forces of dispersion forces among its molecules. What would cause this difference in boiling points?

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