OWLV2 Test 4 (Modules 13-14)[References]Question 191 ptDisubstituted amides often have lower boiling points thanunsubstituted amides. What is the main reason for thisQuestion 201 ptobservation?Question 211 ptDisubstituted amides can form more hydrogen bondsthan unsubstituted amides.Question 221 ptDisubstituted amides usually have higher molecularQuestion 231 ptweights than unsubstituted amides.Disubstituted amides have less branching thanQuestion 241 ptunsubstituted amides.Question 251 ptDisubstituted amides have more branching thanunsubstituted amides.Question 261 ptDisubstituted amides cannot form hydrogen bondswhereas unsubstituted amides can form the hydrogenQuestion 271 ptbonds.Question 281 pt

In organic chemistry, an amide, also known as an organic amide or a carboxamide, is a compound with…

Disubstituted amides often have lower boiling points than unsubstituted amides. What is the main reason for this observation? Disubstituted amides can form more hydrogen bonds than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides usually have higher molecular weights than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides have less branching than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides have more branching than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides cannot form hydrogen bonds whereas unsubstituted amides can form the hydrogen bonds.

Disubstituted amides often have lower boiling points than unsubstituted amides. What is the main reason for this observation? Disubstituted amides can form more hydrogen bonds than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides usually have higher molecular weights than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides have less branching than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides have more branching than unsubstituted amides. Disubstituted amides cannot form hydrogen bonds whereas unsubstituted amides can form the hydrogen bonds.

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