Alcohol, Phenol and EtherHard
Question
Hydrogen bonding is maximum is :
Options
A.ethanol
B.diethylether
C.ethyl chloride
D.triethyl amine
Solution
Hydrogen bonding is maximum in ethanol because hydrogen is bonded to highly electronegative oxygen atom. (b), (c) and (d) does not contain active hydrogen and so can′t form H-bond.
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