Answer the following: the boiling pointIn general, the boiling point of primary alcohol is.of a linear ether of the same carbon chain length.Stronger thanGreater thanLower thanEqual toBased on molecular structure, alcohol molecules and ether molecules areanalogues of water. This implies that both molecules can form hydrogenbonds with water molecules. Which statement is FALSE?Ether molecules are hydrogen bond acceptors.Alcohol molecules are hydrogen bond acceptors.Ether molecules are hydrogen bond donors.Alcohol molecules are hydrogen bond donors.Ethyl alcohol and dimethyl ether are isomers. However, they differ in theirdipole moment. Which statement is TRUE?Dimethyl ether has a lower dipole moment than ethyl alcohol.Ethyl alcohol has a lower dipole moment than dimethyl ether.Ethyl alcohol has a greater bond dipole than dimethyl ether.Dimethyl ether has a greater bond dipole than ethyl alcohol. The molecular structure of thymol, a fungicide from oil of thyme, is shownbelow. Based on this information, which region is the expected direction ofthe dipole moment? (Refer to the orientation of the molecule.)HOTowards the aromatic ringTowards the oxygen atomAway from the aromatic ringO Away from the oxygen atomCarbocation stability is important in reaction mechanisms involving alcohols.Based on the general structure of alcohols, rank the carbocation stability ofalcohols (increasing trend) if a central carbon is the point of reference.Tertiary alcohol > Secondary alcohol > Primary alcoholTertiary alcohol > Primary alcohol > Secondary alcoholSecondary alcohol > Tertiary alcohol > Primary alcoholPrimary alcohol > Secondary alcohol > Tertiary alcohol

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Answer the following:

the boiling point
In general, the boiling point of primary alcohol is.
of a linear ether of the same carbon chain length.
Stronger than
Greater than
Lower than
Equal to
Based on molecular structure, alcohol molecules and ether molecules are
analogues of water. This implies that both molecules can form hydrogen
bonds with water molecules. Which statement is FALSE?
Ether molecules are hydrogen bond acceptors.
Alcohol molecules are hydrogen bond acceptors.
Ether molecules are hydrogen bond donors.
Alcohol molecules are hydrogen bond donors.
Ethyl alcohol and dimethyl ether are isomers. However, they differ in their
dipole moment. Which statement is TRUE?
Dimethyl ether has a lower dipole moment than ethyl alcohol.
Ethyl alcohol has a lower dipole moment than dimethyl ether.
Ethyl alcohol has a greater bond dipole than dimethyl ether.
Dimethyl ether has a greater bond dipole than ethyl alcohol.

The molecular structure of thymol, a fungicide from oil of thyme, is shown
below. Based on this information, which region is the expected direction of
the dipole moment? (Refer to the orientation of the molecule.)
HO
Towards the aromatic ring
Towards the oxygen atom
Away from the aromatic ring
O Away from the oxygen atom
Carbocation stability is important in reaction mechanisms involving alcohols.
Based on the general structure of alcohols, rank the carbocation stability of
alcohols (increasing trend) if a central carbon is the point of reference.
Tertiary alcohol > Secondary alcohol > Primary alcohol
Tertiary alcohol > Primary alcohol > Secondary alcohol
Secondary alcohol > Tertiary alcohol > Primary alcohol
Primary alcohol > Secondary alcohol > Tertiary alcohol

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