H3C.H3CWhich of the following compounds are NOT capable of hydrogen bonding with another moleculeof the same type?Compound 1Compound 3NH₂CH3H₂CH3CCompound 2NCH3Compound 4NH₂CH3A) Compound 1B) Compound 2C) CompoundD) Compound 4E) Compounds 2 and 3

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H3C. H3C Which of the following compounds are NOT capable of hydrogen bonding with another molecule of the same type? Compound 1 H Compound 3 NH₂ CH3 H₂C H₂C Compound 2 CH3 Compound 4 NH₂ CH3 A) Compound 1 B) Compound 2 C) Compound 3 D) Compound 4 E) Compounds 2 and 3

H3C. H3C Which of the following compounds are NOT capable of hydrogen bonding with another molecule of the same type? Compound 1 H Compound 3 NH₂ CH3 H₂C H₂C Compound 2 CH3 Compound 4 NH₂ CH3 A) Compound 1 B) Compound 2 C) Compound 3 D) Compound 4 E) Compounds 2 and 3

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H3C.
H3C
Which of the following compounds are NOT capable of hydrogen bonding with another molecule
of the same type?
Compound 1
Compound 3
NH₂
CH3
H₂C
H3C
Compound 2
N
CH3
Compound 4
NH₂
CH3
A) Compound 1
B) Compound 2
C) Compound
D) Compound 4
E) Compounds 2 and 3

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