What is the reason for unusual high boiling point of water?

Question

What is the reason for unusual high boiling point of water? (A) Due to the presence of H+ and OH- ions in water (B) Due to dipole-dipole interactions. (C) Due to London forces. (D) Due to van der Waals forces.

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Due to dipole-dipole interactions (or, hydrogen bonding).

Q. What is the reason for unusual high boiling point of water?

Due to the presence of $H^{+}$ and $O H^{-}$ ions in water

Due to dipole-dipole interactions.

Due to London forces.

Due to van der Waals forces.

Due to dipole-dipole interactions (or, hydrogen bonding).

Q. What is the reason for unusual high boiling point of water?

Due to the presence of H+ and OH− ions in water

Due to dipole-dipole interactions.

Due to London forces.

Due to van der Waals forces.

Due to dipole-dipole interactions (or, hydrogen bonding).

Due to the presence of $H^{+}$ and $O H^{-}$ ions in water