Three methanol (CH3OH ) molecules are shown below. Which of the labeled interactions are hydrogen bonding interactions? H III H - C - H H : : O :::::::: H — C — O : : — H H IV H : II H H — O — C — H I : : H II, III and IV II and IV I, II and IV II only I and II All are hydrogen bonds
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