Return to Blog Homepage

MCAT Organic Chemistry Question — Hydrogen Bonds

  • by Kerry Goldstein
  • Feb 23, 2015
  • MCAT Blog, MCAT Organic, MCAT Question of the Day

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.

 

Want more MCAT practice?

We’ve got options for every schedule and learning style!

From the best online MCAT course created by top instructors with 524+ MCAT scores to the most representative full-length practice exams and private tutoring, we can custom tailor your MCAT prep to your goals!

Not sure which option is right for you? Schedule a free MCAT consultation with an MCAT Advisor using the form below. No obligation, just expert advice.

Schedule My Free Consultation

Related Post

Submit a Comment

Search the Blog

Free Consultation

Interested in our Online MCAT Course or one of our One-on-One MCAT Tutoring packages? Set up a free consultation with one of our experienced Academic Managers!

Schedule Now

Popular Posts

Free MCAT Practice Account

Need great MCAT practice?

Get the most representative MCAT practice possible when you sign up for our free MCAT Account, which includes a half-length diagnostic exam and one of our full-length MCAT practice exams.

Learn More

Sign-up for our newsletter!