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this question is from AAMC 10. when i think if hydrogen bonding i always think between O, N, and F. Partial charges form, thus allowing them to come together.
In this question though, it's bonding between OH and an O-. This is still considered hydrogen bonding? I guess I never really considered the case where one element is negatively charged.
In the same manner, when you put HCL into water and it forms H+ and Cl-, the Cl and water interacting is also considered H bonding?
In this question though, it's bonding between OH and an O-. This is still considered hydrogen bonding? I guess I never really considered the case where one element is negatively charged.
In the same manner, when you put HCL into water and it forms H+ and Cl-, the Cl and water interacting is also considered H bonding?