Consider the following structures and list which molecules are capable of hydrogen bonding in a pure sample. Provide the criterion used to determine if the molecule was capable of hydrogen bonding. Illustrate the hydrogen bonding IMF (using Lewis structures) for all of the relevant molecules. a. b. H-F c. O=C H3C-CH₂-C-OH e. H3C-CH₂-C-CH3 H 1 d. H3C-CH₂-N-CH3 H3C-CH₂-O-H

Consider the following structures and list which molecules are capable of hydrogen bonding in a pure sample. Provide the criterion used to determine if the molecule was capable of hydrogen bonding. Illustrate the hydrogen bonding IMF (using Lewis structures) for all of the relevant molecules. a. b. H-F c. O=C H3C-CH₂-C-OH e. H3C-CH₂-C-CH3 H 1 d. H3C-CH₂-N-CH3 H3C-CH₂-O-H

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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