a. Can triethylamine hydrogen bond to water? if so, draw the hydrogen bond interaction. b. Is...

a. Can triethylamine hydrogen bond to water? if so, draw the hydrogen bond interaction.

b. Is it possible for a molecule to be able to hydrogen bond to water, but not be water-soluble? Explain your answer.

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a) Yes, Triethyl amine can form Hydrogen bond with water.

b) "Like Dissolves Like" is the basic principle. H-Bond is one of the interactions that are responsible for dissolution process but H-bonding doesnot neccessarily ensure dissolution. Many times H-bod is just supporting interaction.

The molecule in which there is hydrophobic structural part those molecules even though capable of forming H-bond do not dissolve in water.

Triethyl amine is capable of forming H-bod but it has 3 ethyl chains which are hydrophobic and hence Triethylamine has poor solubility in water.

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