The correct order of boiling point for primary $({1^o}),$ secondary $({2^o}),$ and tertiary $({3^o})$ alcohols is
- A${1^o} > {2^o} > {3^o}$
- B${3^o} > {2^o} > {1^o}$
- C${2^o} > {1^o} > {3^o}$
- D${2^o} > {3^o} > {1^o}$
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