The predominant intermolecular forces present in ethyl acetate,a liquid,are
- AHydrogen bonding and London dispersion
- BDipole-dipole and hydrogen bonding
- CLondon dispersion and dipole-dipole
- DLondon dispersion,dipole-dipole and hydrogen bonding
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The product $Z$ of the above reaction is:
The major products $P$ and $Q$ are
Match the compounds in Column-$I$ with their $C-O$ bond length in Column-$II$ and $C-O-H$ bond angle in Column-$III$.
Column-$I$ (Name)
Column-$II$ ($C-O$ bond length) and Column-$III$ ($C-O-H$ angle)
$A$. Methanol
$1$. $141 \ pm$,$i$. $109^o$
$B$. Phenol
$2$. $136 \ pm$,$ii$. $111.7^o$
$C$. Methoxymethane
$3$. $142 \ pm$,$iii$. $108.9^o$
| Column-$I$ (Name) | Column-$II$ ($C-O$ bond length) and Column-$III$ ($C-O-H$ angle) |
|---|---|
| $A$. Methanol | $1$. $141 \ pm$,$i$. $109^o$ |
| $B$. Phenol | $2$. $136 \ pm$,$ii$. $111.7^o$ |
| $C$. Methoxymethane | $3$. $142 \ pm$,$iii$. $108.9^o$ |
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