Posted by Jeremy on Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at 5:44pm.
NH3 has a higher b.p. than PH3 because of hydrogen bonding. The "old" answer for the higher b.p. I2 over F2 was higher molar mass; the "new" answer is increased "intermolecular" (London) forces.
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