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Chapter 3: Q66P (page 138)

Draw a picture of the hydrogen bonding in methanol.

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The hydrogen bond is the link established between a strongly electronegative atom that is oxygen, fluorine, and nitrogen and the hydrogen atom.

A dotted line represents a hydrogen bond (-----).

Methanol has the chemical formula CH3OH .

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 Definition of the hydrogen bond.

The hydrogen bond is the link established between a strongly electronegative atom that is oxygen, fluorine, and nitrogen and the hydrogen atom.

A dotted line represents a hydrogen bond (-----).

Methanol has the chemical formula CH3OH .

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The picture of the hydrogen bonding in methanol.

Intermolecular hydrogen bonding occurs when an H-bond is formed between two or more methanol molecules as shown below.

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