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When a question asks about hydrogen bonding, is it referring to hydrogen bonding with the same molecule? For example (see picture attached), even though the first compound can form hydrogen bonds with alcohols, the answer key says that it cannot form hydrogen bonds.

Transcribed Image Text:(c) CH;CH,OCH,CH3 or CH3CH2CH,CH2OH
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