In the series $HCl$,$HBr$ and $HI$,the boiling point increases in the order $HCl < HBr < HI$. This is due to
- A$HI$ is the strongest acid among the series
- B$HI$ is the strongest reducing agent among the series
- Chigher van der Waals' forces of attraction in $HI$
- Dintermolecular $H$-bonding in $HI$
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