MCQ
Which one among the following does not have the hydrogen bond
- APhenol
- BLiquid $N{H_3}$
- CWater
- ✓Liquid $HCl$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Liquid $HCl$
d
Hydrogen bonding is formed in the compounds in which $F , O$ and $N$ atoms are attached to $H$ atom. In $HCl$ thereis no $N , O$ or $F$ and hence it does not form hydrogen bond.
Hydrogen bonding is formed in the compounds in which $F , O$ and $N$ atoms are attached to $H$ atom. In $HCl$ thereis no $N , O$ or $F$ and hence it does not form hydrogen bond.
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