-- 6 9 12 15 - 18 Question 4 (1 point) Carbon tetrafluoride has a higher boiling point than boron trifluoride. This can best be explained by stronger dispersion forces between carbon tetrafluoride molecules than boron trifluoride molecules boron trifluoride is polar, carbon tetrafluoride is not carbon tetrafluoride having greater polarity than boron trifluoride stronger boron-fluorine covalent bonds than carbon-fluorine covalent bonds the stronger hydrogen bonding forces between carbon tetrafluoride molecules than boron trifluoride molecules