They can be intermolecular or intramolecular, and are formed between a highly electronegative atom and an atom of the namesake element.
Carbonyls act as donors in this interaction, but amines can act as either a donor or acceptor. This interaction allows carboxylic acid to form dimers. As temperature decreases, the strength of these increase, and they allow for the formation of six membered puckered rings in ice. They can be intermolecular or intramolecular, and are formed between a highly electronegative atom and an atom of the namesake element. For 10 points, name these interactions that help explain many of properties of water, which are named for one of the elements found in water.
Carbonyls act as donors in this interaction, but amines can act as either a donor or acceptor.
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