Chemistry, asked by jayarajender63, 9 months ago

what is the strongest hydrogenBond

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Answered by dhruv2220

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The strongest hydrogen bond comes from the more basic lone pair donor (found on the Nitrogen, which is less electronegative than oxygen) being donated to the most protic hydrogen found covalently bonded to the oxygen.

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Answered by rohansoanwane

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The strongest OHO bonds are in ionic systems, since electrostatic attraction between a dipole and a monopole is generally greater than between two dipoles.

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