Several methanol (CH3OH) dimers are drawn below, and several proposed intermolecular bondinginteractions are highlighted in green. If a highlighted interaction is a valid hydrogen bond, leave it unalteredIf the interaction is not a valid hydrogen bond, delete the green bond to yield two non-interacting alcoholmolecules. If needed, the module may be restored to its original state by clicking on the red over-underarrowsНHHHHHNote: the highlighted interactions are not drawn to scaleI

Valid and invalid hydrogen bonds shown in the several methanol dimers are to be identified.

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