Explain why pyrrole (129 °C) boils at a higher temperature than N-methyl pyrrole (112 °C).

• A. Pyrrole has strong intermolecular Vander Waals forces which is why it has a higher boiling point than N-methyl pyrrole
• B. Pyrrole has strong intermolecular dipole-dipole forces which is why it has a higher boiling point than N-methyl pyrrole
• C. Pyrrole has strong intermolecular London forces which is why it has a higher boiling point than N-methyl pyrrole
• D. Pyrrole can form hydrogen bonds which is why it has a higher boiling point than N-methyl pyrrole