Hydrogen Bonding

[PranaviKolla2B]

Can hydrogen bonding only occur if an H atom is bonded with a N, O, or F atom?

[Tyler Angtuaco 1G]

yes

[Matt Sanruk 2H]

and there would still be dipole moments and dispersion forces on the compound as well right?

[Anish Patel 4B]

yes, you still should figure out the dipole moments of all the atoms to determine the overall net dipole moment of the molecule

[Matt Sanruk 2H]

Is there specific work that you would have to show for the dipole moments or just the arrows?

[Michelle Le 1J]

Yeah, you would use arrows to draw the dipole moment for the bonds and then use that to determine the overall dipole moment of the molecule.

[Pablo 1K]

Yes just those atoms.

[Juana Abana 1G]

Yes, hydrogen bonding can only occur if an H atom is bonded with a N, O, or F atom.

[Merin Padayatty 3G]

Yes, an H atom has to bond with an N, O, or F atom to be considered as a hydrogen bond.

[Matt Sanruk 2H]

And O has two hydrogen bonding sites right?

[nehashetty_2G]

And O has two hydrogen bonding sites right?

Yes, that's usually correct, but it still depends on how O is arranged on the molecule/compound.

[005321227]

Yes, with a nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine

[Donavin Collins 1F]

Yes, hydrogen bonding only occurs with the nitrogen, oxygen, and fluorine elements.

[Viviana Velasquez]

Yes, hydrogen bonding only occurs when H is bonded with N, O, or F.

[Vivianvelazquez_1J]

Yes, Hydrogen can obviously bond with other atoms but, hydrogen bonding only occurs when an H atom is bonded with an F, N, or O.

[PriscillaLi_3G]

Can hydrogen bonding only occur if an H atom is bonded with a N, O, or F atom?

Yes!

[605208780]

Yes. These are the only atoms that can make a hydrogen bond. Hydrogen can make other bonds with other atoms.

[Jessica Tran_3K]

yes! also, lone pairs on N, O, or F serve as hydrogen bonding sites.

[Claudia_Danysh_2B]

Yes, only those three atoms! But they also have to have a partial negative charge.

[Jack_Pearce_2H]

Yes Hydrogen bonding only occurs between F, O, or N. C-H and H-C hydrogen bonds do not occur because the dipole moment is too weak for there to be a hydrogen bond with any hydrogen connected to a carbon.

[Jonathan Batac - 2D]

Yes. Hydrogen atoms must be polarized by F, O, or N in order for a hydrogen bond to occur.