Does the C-O bond in methanol (CH_3OH) answer possess an individual bond dipole

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Does the C-O bond in methanol (CH_3OH) answer possess an individual bond dipole moment? Briefly explain your answer. Are the two compounds shown below best described as cis-trans isomers, constitutional isomers, or not isomeric? What intermolecular attractions exist in a pure sample of methylthiol, CH_3SH? What intermolecular forces are present among molecules in dimethyl ether, CH_3OCH_3? hydrogen bonding only both London dispersion forces and dipole-dipole forces London forces only both London aspersion forces and hydrogen bonding

Explanation / Answer

15) Yes, the C-O bond in methanol does have an individual bond dipole moment since the C and O atoms comprising the bond have differing electronegativities.

16) constitutional isomers

17) London disperstion forces and dipole-dipole interaction

18) b) both London disperstion forces and dipole-dipole interaction

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