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Water has a higher boiling point than the corresponding hydrides `H_(2)S,H_(2)Se` and `H_(2)` Te. This is because water has

A

Ionic bonds

B

Hydrogen bonds

C

Covalent bonds

D

Vander Waals' forces

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B
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