Hydrogen Bond is the force that exists when H is directly connected to F, O, or N.
A) HCl and HI
• No H is directly connected to F, O, or N
• cannot form hydrogen bonds
• No H is directly connected to F, O, or N
• cannot form hydrogen bonds
HCl and HI cannot form hydrogen bonds between them.
B) CH3OH and NH3
• an H is directly connected to O
• can form hydrogen bonds
• an H is directly connected to N
• can form hydrogen bonds
CH3OH and NH3 can form hydrogen bonds between them.
C) CH4 and H2O
Which of the following pairs of molecules can form hydrogen bonds between them?
A) HCl and HI
B) CH3OH and NH3
C) CH4 and H2O
D) SO2 and CH2O
E) H2 and O2
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