Chemistry, asked by nainy200018, 11 months ago

Why Hexanol is less soluble in water than butanol?

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Answered by daljeet23

due to no variations in the no. of carbon atom

Answered by brindha05

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Ethanol is soluble in water because it has a hydroxyl group (containing an O-H bond) which allows it to form hydrogen bonds with the water molecules. This is why hexanol is not soluble in water.

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