A. Which of the following molecules is likely to form hydrogen bonds? i) CH3OH ii) HC/ iii) CH4 For the one that can form hydrogen bond, represent possible hydrogen bonding structure by using structural formula and the conventional notation for a hydrogen-bonding force between 2 chemical formulas. On the first structure, clearly show one O-H as a covalent bond and one O-H as a hydrogen-bonding force.

A. Which of the following molecules is likely to form hydrogen bonds? i) CH3OH ii) HC/ iii) CH4 For the one that can form hydrogen bond, represent possible hydrogen bonding structure by using structural formula and the conventional notation for a hydrogen-bonding force between 2 chemical formulas. On the first structure, clearly show one O-H as a covalent bond and one O-H as a hydrogen-bonding force.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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