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17 March, 06:25

An example of hydrogen bonding would be the attractions between outer hydrogen atoms and the central nitrogen atom within the NH3 molecule.

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  1. 17 March, 06:29
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    Completely false, hydrogen bonding occurs only between hydrogen and oxygen atoms.
  2. 17 March, 06:36
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    The answer to your question is: false.

    Explanation:

    Hydrogen bonding is tha attraction of hydrogen atoms to the oxygen or nitrogen of a different molecule not between the atoms of the same molecule.

    So this description of hydrogen bonding is incorrect.
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