Hydrogen Bonds

[Cecilia Jardon 1I]

Are hydrogen bonds a type of dipole-dipole bonds? And what are the atoms that it can bond with?

[Helen Mejia 1I]

Hydrogen bonding is a dipole-dipole bonding. It interacts with N,O,F atoms.

[Sara Flynn 2C]

Hydrogen bonds only occur if the hydrogen atom is bound to N, O, or F and the partial positive charge created on the hydrogen atom is attracted to the partial negative charge on the N, O, or F atom.

[Julia Lee]

Yep, hydrogen bonding is a dipole-dipole force that is stronger than induced-dipole but weaker than the ion-dipole force.

[amogha_koka3I]

So hydrogen bonds consist of three different intermolecular forces: hydrogen bond, dipole-dipole, and london?

[Brandon Sanchez 3J]

Hydrogen bonds are a type of dipole-dipole force and only work with N, O ,F atoms

[Hilda Sauceda 3C]

yes its a dipole-dipole bond and it only works with the atoms N O F

[JiangJC Dis2K]

A hydrogen bond occurs only between a hydrogen atom and nitrogen, oxygen, or fluorine. A hydrogen bond in this sense is a covalent bond between a hydrogen atom and a highly electronegative atom with an available lone pair of electrons.

[Kaylee Kang 1G]

Yes they are! And hydrogen can be bonded to F, O, and N.

[Aleeque Marselian 1A]

Yes, Hydrogen Bonds are a type of dipole-dipole force that only occurs with Nitrogen, Oxygen, and Fluorine.

[Akhil Paladugu 3G]

Yes, hydrogen bonds are dipole-dipole interactions between hydrogen and N,O, or F.

[705192887]

Yes, Hydrogen Bonds are dipole-dipoles with N,O, and F. Not all dipole-dipoles are hydrogen bonds though, while all hydrogen bonds are dipole dipoles.

[katie_sutton1B]

They bond with O,N,and F and are dipole-duple bonds

[amogha_koka3I]

So molecules that have hydrogen bonding also have dipole-dipole and ldf as well?

[705192887]

Yes, hydrogen bonds are a dipole-dipole interaction, and happen with a hydrogen and either O,N, or F. They are stronger than basic dipole-dipole interactions.