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Grade 11Physical Chemistry

increasing order of boiling point of nitrogen family

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12 Years agoGrade 11
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Profile image of SRINIDHI SRIRAM
12 Years ago
nitrogen, phosphorus, arsenic, antimony and bismuth.
Profile image of Pushkar Aditya
12 Years ago
Above is correct :)
Profile image of Pushkar Aditya
12 Years ago
Yes, it is correct!
Profile image of SEKHAR
12 Years ago
Nitrogen, Phosphorus,arsenic, antimony and bismuth. Yes, the above is correct.
Profile image of Deepak Bohra
12 Years ago
nitrogen, phosphorus please verify
Profile image of sumeet
12 Years ago
Both nitrogen and phosphorus are non-metals in which melting point is linked with magnitude of van der Waal`s forces. These are more in molecular phosphorus than in molecular nitrogen due to its bigger size. Arsenic has most of its characteristics similar to metals, therefore, has high melting point. Whille moving towards antimony and bismuth melting point decreases due to increase in atomic size and decrease in strength of metallic bonds.
Profile image of nidhi
12 Years ago
Both nitrogen and phosphorus are non-metals in which melting point is linked with magnitude of van der Waal`s forces. These are more in molecular phosphorus than in molecular nitrogen due to its bigger size. Arsenic has most of its characteristics similar to metals, therefore, has high melting point. Whille moving towards antimony and bismuth melting point decreases due to increase in atomic size and decrease in strength of metallic bonds. test test test test