Answer to Question #75099 in Organic Chemistry for K

Question #75099

Maximum amount of hydrogen bonding occurs in case of
a) HOH
b) HF
c) C2H5OH
d) NH3

According to me answer should be (c) but the answer written is (b) without any solution. Plz help me in this question.

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