Doing so eliminates coupling of OH bonds within a single ... structure not in an "ice-like" structure, but in the strong hydrogen bonding between water pairs at the outermost surface.

and not the water–cation modes, which implies that cations can structure the hydrogen-bond network to a certain extent.

Scientists at EPFL and AstraZeneca have developed a method to map the atomic-level structure of amorphous drugs, demonstrated ...

Despite being more delicate, hydrogen bonding is incredibly important -- it makes life possible. For example, hydrogen bonds bind together the double helix of DNA and also cause water to have ...

This creates one positively charged H₃O + ion and one negatively charged OH – ion ... flickering on and off of hydrogen bonds, mean that any structure in EZ water would dissipate very quickly.

Hydrogen bonds are the invisible forces that hold water molecules together, giving water its unique properties, from high boiling point to surface tension, and enabling critical biological functions ...

WITHOUT them, life as we know it could not exist, yet the exact definition of the hydrogen bond – credited with keeping water liquid ... used to predict molecular structure, says Steven Scheiner ...

These polypeptide chains of amino acids can be shaped as helixes or sheets, which come together to form a 3D structure ... hydrogen from the OH group reaches out to the oxygen atom and forms a bond.

The double helix structure, the strength of the hydrogen bonds, and even the DNA volume tend to change with higher water contents." Already today, genetic material is an extraordinarily versatile ...