The instructions are to select all choices that are true about ethanol. I think all are true except for A. I dont know how to figure out about head to head overlap. Can someone explain how to determine if thats true or false? O Every bond in ethanol is made by head-on or head-to-head orbital overlap.O Ethanol is expected to boil at relatively higher temperature.O Every carbon atom in ethanol is sp hybridized.O Ethanol is both H-bond acceptor and H-bond donor.O Ethanol molecules interact with each other by dispersion forces. Sthanal structure: CH3CH20H.1.H-C-Chigher bailing emp-V H-bondsH.H.wwhich IMF? hydrogen bonds 8 dispersionH bond acceptor or H-bond donor A compounds wiNh H-bondingos their dominant IME are both H-bond donors and acceptorsHabonded to N, O, or FL:0:

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The instructions are to select all choices that are true about ethanol. I think all are true except for A. I dont know how to figure out about head to head overlap. Can someone explain how to determine if thats true or false?

O Every bond in ethanol is made by head-on or head-to-head orbital overlap.
O Ethanol is expected to boil at relatively higher temperature.
O Every carbon atom in ethanol is sp hybridized.
O Ethanol is both H-bond acceptor and H-bond donor.
O Ethanol molecules interact with each other by dispersion forces.

Sthanal structure: CH3CH20
H.
1.
H-C-C
higher bailing emp-
V H-bonds
H.
H.
wwhich IMF? hydrogen bonds 8 dispersion
H bond acceptor or H-bond donor A compounds wiNh H-bonding
os their dominant IME are both H-bond donors and acceptors
Habonded to N, O, or FL
:0:

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