At room temperature $H_2O$ is a liquid while $H_2S$ is a gas. The reason is

  • A
    Electronegativity of $O$ is greater than $S$
  • B
    Difference in the bond angles of both the molecules
  • C
    Association takes place in $H_2O$ due to $H$-bonding while no $H$-bonding in $H_2S$
  • D
    $O$ and $S$ belong to different periods

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