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Why Amines are less soluble in water then alcohols (for almost same molecular mass).

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Their boiling points are lower than those of alcohols because alcohol molecules have hydrogen atoms bonded to an oxygen atom, which is more electronegative.

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Why Amines are less soluble in water then alcohols (for almost same molecular mass).​

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Why Amines are less soluble in water then alcohols (for almost same molecular mass).