Why does water show high boling points as compared to hydrogen sulphide? Given reason for answer.

Explanation

Boiling point tmperature of water (373K) is more than intemolecular hydrogen bonding is present in the molecule of `H_(2)O`. As a result, the attractive forces in the molecules are more than `H_(2)S` molecules of `H_(2)O`. As a result, the arractive forces in the molecules are more than in `H_(2)S` molecules in which these faorces are only dipolar in nature.