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Chapter 7, Problem 3SAQ
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
To find out which property of rubbing alcohol is a chemical property.
Concept introduction:
A chemical property is a property in which we observe the change in chemical composition during the reaction.
Alcohol is an organic compound consists of a hydroxyl group bonded to carbon. Due to the presence of hydroxyl group, alcohols are polar in nature. Hydroxyl group can form hydrogen bonds to one another.
Rubbing alcohol is undrinkable due to the presence of bitterants.
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