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Why does NH3 (l) boil at a higher point than PH3 (l)? (intermolecular forces)​

Why does NH3 (l) boil at a higher point than PH3 (l)? (intermolecular forces)​
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Why does NH3 (l) boil at a higher point than PH3 (l)? (intermolecular forces)​

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I would say A I just had this and got it right
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