MCQ
Which has the highest molar heat of vaporisation
  • A
    $HF$
  • B
    $HCl$
  • C
    $HBr$
  • $HI$

Answer

Correct option: D.
$HI$
d
(d) In case of $HI$ due to large size of iodine strong Vander Waal forces are present. Hence, it has highest molar heat of vaporisation.

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