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The boiling point of CH₃NH₂ is higher than (CH₃)₃N due to:
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CH₃NH₂ (primary) forms hydrogen bonds, while (CH₃)₃N (tertiary) does not, leading to a higher boiling point for the former, as per the PDF.
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