1. A hydrogen bond is a special case of which intermolecular force? Provide some examples of functional groups that are capable of participating in hydrogen bonding. 2. Draw a diagram showing all possible hydrogen bonding interactions between molecules of H₂O and CH₂OH. Label the H-bond donors and acceptors. 3. When you take olive oil and place it in water, the oil all accumulates together. Explain why this occurs.

1. A hydrogen bond is a special case of which intermolecular force? Provide some examples of functional groups that are capable of participating in hydrogen bonding. 2. Draw a diagram showing all possible hydrogen bonding interactions between molecules of H₂O and CH₂OH. Label the H-bond donors and acceptors. 3. When you take olive oil and place it in water, the oil all accumulates together. Explain why this occurs.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Chapter10: Fuels, Organic Chemicals, And Polymers

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