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Why do tertiary amines show no intermolecular association?
ATheir nitrogen is planar
BThey have no lone pair
CThey are too heavy
DThey have no H on nitrogen
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. They have no H on nitrogen
With three groups on nitrogen there is no N-H hydrogen to form a hydrogen bond.
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