CH3OH and CH3SH. One of these is a liquid at room temperature and one is a gas. Which one is liquid and why. CH3OH is the liquid because it has the smaller molar mass CH3SH is the liquid because it has the larger molar mass CH3OH is the liquid because of hydrogen bonding CH3SH is the liquid because S is a solid and O is a gas.

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CH3OH and CH3SH. One of these is a liquid at room temperature and one is a gas.
Which one is liquid and why.
CH3OH is the liquid because it has the smaller molar mass
CH3SH is the liquid because it has the larger molar mass
CH3OH is the liquid because of hydrogen bonding
CH3SH is the liquid because S is a solid and O is a gas.
Transcribed Image Text:CH3OH and CH3SH. One of these is a liquid at room temperature and one is a gas. Which one is liquid and why. CH3OH is the liquid because it has the smaller molar mass CH3SH is the liquid because it has the larger molar mass CH3OH is the liquid because of hydrogen bonding CH3SH is the liquid because S is a solid and O is a gas.
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