What are the molecular geometries for methanol and ethanol?

Question

And if anyone knows, why is ethanol completely miscible with gasoline while methanole is not (it separates into two layers)?

and by methanole, I mean methanol--typo.

I mean as far as linear, tetrahedral, pyramidal, etc.

Answer 1

Methanol
...H
....|
H-C-OH
....|
...H


Ethanol
...H..H
....|...|
H-C-C-OH
....|...|
...H..H

Is that what you're looking for?

Answer 2

Methanol: CH3-O-H Draw C supported on a tripod of 3 H's with -O-H sticking out at the top of C such that the angle C-O-H is 107deg.

Ethanol: CH3 -CH2-O-H Draw CH3 with 2 H's like hind legs on the ground and H- like a tail sticking out behind. Then -CH2- with 2 H's like two forelegs standing on the ground. Then -O-H like a head standing on the shoulder of CH2, and the O-H pointing forward like a snout.

CH3OH is too much like water. CH3CH2OH is more like gasoline (octane). Although I have heard there are problems of miscibility of ethanol with gasoline.