Hydrogen Bonds

[ALee_1J]

Are hydrogen bonds (from hydrogen bonding) an actual bond or is it just an attraction force/electrostatic attraction?

[Bella Bursulaya 3G]

You can argue that all bonds are just electrostatic forces of attraction. In bonding, there is no solid thing linking the two atoms. They're the same bonds, just intramolecular are stronger than intermolecular.

[Pranav Daggubati 3C]

It is a relatively strong force of attraction caused by charges and not a true bond.

[Michael Sun Dis 3G]

Hydrogen bonds are intermolecular interactions, and are weaker than the bonds that form within individual compounds.

[Eliana Carney 3E]

Hydrogen bonds aren't a concrete bond, but rather a favorable electrostatic attraction. This attraction has an energy of approximately -20 kJ/mol.

[805593945]

it is not an actual bond, it is just an attraction

[Jessica Manriquez 1H]

Just an attraction;