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Why is the boiling point of PH₃ lower than that of NH₃?
A. PH₃ has stronger hydrogen bonding
B. PH₃ has a higher molecular weight
C. PH₃ molecules do not form hydrogen bonds in the liquid state
D. PH₃ forms ionic interactions
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