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Water has a higher boiling point than Carbon Dioxide. Because Carbon Dioxide is a gas at room temperature, while Water is a liquid at room temperature.
water has the higher boiling point.
both water and Co2 contain Van der waals holding its molecules together but as water is polar as it contains a dipole it can create Hydrogen bonds between its atoms delta+ hydrogen and its delta- oxygen from another molecule. Hydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular forces.
if ever worried about this think of the elements state at room temp. Co2 is a gas where as water is a liquid so we can speculate that water has the highest Bp
hope that helps.
both water and Co2 contain Van der waals holding its molecules together but as water is polar as it contains a dipole it can create Hydrogen bonds between its atoms delta+ hydrogen and its delta- oxygen from another molecule. Hydrogen bonds are the strongest intermolecular forces.
if ever worried about this think of the elements state at room temp. Co2 is a gas where as water is a liquid so we can speculate that water has the highest Bp
hope that helps.