MCAT Organic Chemistry Question — Hydrogen Bonds

  • Reviewed By: Liz Flagge
  • Which compound can form hydrogen bonds?

    I. R-NH2

    II. R-COOH

    III. CH4

    A) I only

    B) II only

    C) III only

    D) I and II

    Explanation

    Carboxylic acids and amines can H-bond (excluding quaternary amines). Methane (CH4) cannot H-bond.

    a) I only, incorrect.

    b) II only, incorrect.

    c) III only, incorrect.

    d) I and II, correct.

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