Chemistry, asked by Jamespaul4921, 11 months ago

Why are alcohols soluble in water but alkanes are not?

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Answered by chirranjitghosh111
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Explanation:

Alcohols of four or fewer carbon atoms are soluble in water because the alcohol molecules engage in hydrogen bonding with water molecules; comparable alkanes molecules cannot engage in hydrogen bonding.

Answered by manvirsingh93
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alcohol of four or fewer carbon atoms are soluble in water because the alcohol molecules engage in hydrogen bonding with water molecules comparable alkane molecules cannot engage in hydrogen bonding...

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