Why do compounds with strong intermolecular attractive forces have a higher boiling points than compounds with the weak intermolecular attractive forces? provide an answer using 3-4 sentences.

Higher the inter-molecular attractive force of a compound, higher the energy required to break those bonds. Therefore, their boiling points are higher.

Explanation:

The molecules of liquid are free to move in their lattice. But they cannot, leave their lattice or layer, because of the inter-molecular attractive forces. These forces form a bond among molecules. The boiling point is that temperature at which the molecules of liquid acquire enough energy that they overcome these inter-molecular attractive forces and leave the layers of liquid breaking the bonds. Hence, they are converted to gases. This is the reason that compounds with strong inter-molecular forces require more energy to break bond and hence, their boiling points are higher than compounds with weak inter-molecular attractive forces.

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