Achieve HW #16 (Week 5 & 6)  [ENDORSED]

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Sofia Cerpa 2E
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Achieve HW #16 (Week 5 & 6)

Postby Sofia Cerpa 2E » Tue Nov 30, 2021 3:31 pm

hello, the two polymer chains depicted in the image of this problem is a bit confusing and overwhelming. if someone could explain why the correct answer for the hydrogen bond cross-link is D, i would really appreciate it. thank you!

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Re: Achieve HW #16 (Week 5 & 6)

Postby rachelcameron2E » Tue Nov 30, 2021 3:37 pm

For a hydrogen bond, you need hydrogen that is attached to either an O, F, or N atom, and another O, F, or N atom for this hydrogen to bond to. Thus, when looking at the problem, crosslink D is the only correct response. The hydrogen has a covalent bond to a Nitrogen atom, and the atom across from it is an Oxygen atom. The Hydrogen atom will be able to hydrogen bond to this oxygen atom because of this. I hope this helps!

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Re: Achieve HW #16 (Week 5 & 6)

Postby Genelle Marcelino-Searles 2G » Tue Nov 30, 2021 8:01 pm

You need to find the hydrogen bond. D is correct bc the H here is attached to N and is bonding with O, therefore being a hydrogen bond.

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Re: Achieve HW #16 (Week 5 & 6)  [ENDORSED]

Postby Mrinalini Mishra 2L » Wed Dec 01, 2021 9:51 am

Hi! Most likely if there is a bond connecting O-H or N-H, that is a hydrogen bond. Hope this helps!


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