Which of the following is a polar protic solvent? Chloroform Methanol Acetone Acetonitrile Diethyl ether

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Kipish [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

Methanol

Explanation:

Polar protic solvents -

The solvents that have both the properties , i.e. , polarity i.e. dipole moment is non zero and have a proton .

Methanol is the only solvent , which is polar and also have a protons .

while Chloroform is only polar but not protic in nature , as it does not have any hydrogen .

Acetonitrile is polar but not protic

Acetone is polar but not protic

Diethyl ether is neither polar nor is protic in nature .

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