Chemistry, 21.08.2019 21:30 libertycooper
Which of the following best explains why 1-butanol, ch₃ch₂ch₂ch₂oh, has a higher surface tension than its isomer, diethyl ether, ch₃ch₂och₂ch₃?
(a) the higher density of 1-butanol
(b) the lower specific heat of 1-butanol
(c) the lack of hydrogen bonding in 1-butanol
(d) the higher molecular mass of 1-butanol
(e) the presence of hydrogen bonding in 1-butanol
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