Posted by Chelsea on Monday, September 14, 2009 at 5:48pm.
Benzophenone does have a slight polarity due to the C=O bond but it is not highly polar. You would not expect H bonding to occur BETWEEN molecules of benzophenone. I would think it could occur between benzophenone and methyl alcohol as well as between malonic acid and methyl alcohol. Not between biphenyl and methyl alcohol.
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