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a longer carbon chain
1-Propanol can form
with
but butane cannot.
a shorter carbon chain
2-Butanol is more soluble than dipropyl ether because it can form more
with
covalent bonds
ionic bonds
Ethanol is more soluble in water than 1-hexanol because it has
a stronger interaction between
CH3 groups
hydrogen bonds
other alcohol molecules
CH3 groups
water

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