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Two molecules indicated below are capable to intramolecular H-bonding. Which is likely to form more stable hydrogen bonds?
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I
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II
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C
Both are equally capable
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Cannot be predicted
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Solution

The correct option is A I
In (I), the presence of double bond makes the C−C bond more electronegative whereas in (II), there is a single bond making the hydrogen bond weaker.
H bond is stronger when OH is attached to a higher electronegative carbon. Hence,(II) has higher H-bonding and is more stable.

Option A is correct.

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