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why secondary alcohols have a lower boiling point than primary alcohols?
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there's more steric hindrance that may interfere with hydrogen bonding decreasing the strength of the bond giving them a lower boiling point.
Hey, thanks a lot. But could you elaborate on steric hinderance? What exactly is that? And also would 2-methyl propan-2-ol have a lower boiling point than propan-2-ol because of the same reasons?
yes. steric hindrance meaning the blocking of access to a reactive site by nearby group/ atoms.
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