Question

Is hydrogen bonding between dimethyl ether and hydrogen peroxide possible? If yes then how? And if no then why not?

Answer 1

$H$-bonding requires $H$-atom attached to a highly electronegative atom like $F,O,N$. In dimethyl ether $(C{H}_3-O-C{H}_3)$ there are no $H$-atoms attached directly to $O$ and hence no $H$-bonding is possible in ethers. Even if ether is mixed with polar solvents like $H_{2}O$ or $H_2{O}_2$ the $H$-bond formed with $O$-atom of ether is very very weak due to stearic repulsion of $R$-groups in ethers.