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The SMA:
hey guys, what does enthalphy changes of vaporisation means?
n why does its related to indicate the relative strength of
hydrogen bonds between the molecules in liquid Hydrogen halide?
cashem'up:
the enthalpy of vaporisation is the energy change required in order to form 1 mole of vaporised products............. now as we know when something vaporises INTERMOLECULAR FORCES ARE BROKEN...... now in hydrogen halides there is presence of dipole-dipole forces between molecules which are broken during vaporisation and thus if the enthalpy change is more positive then the bonds must have been more stronger......
hope it helps thx :P
The SMA:
thaaaaanks ima shah
really really appreciate it! :)
cashem'up:
no probs
;D ;D ;D
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