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The structure of hydrogen sulphide (Mr = 34.1 g mol-1 ) is analogous to water (Mr = 18.0g
mol-1
). Despite having larger molecular mass than water, the boiling point of hydrogen

sulphide at STP is -60.2°C whereas the boiling point of water is 99.61 °C under the same

condition. Explain this observation.

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