Why Is Methanol, CH₃OH, Soluble in Water

question 40

Multiple Choice

Why is methanol, CH₃OH, soluble in water?

• A) It interacts with water using dispersion forces.
• B) It has an -OH group that can hydrogen bond with water.
• C) It is small and can fit between water molecules.
• D) It forms ions when dissolved in water that interact strongly with water.

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