Hydrogen fluoride is classified as a covalently bonded compound with strong intermolecular hydrogen bonding
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Hydrogen fluoride exhibits strong intermolecular hydrogen bonding and covalently bonded structural characteristics, as confirmed by theoretical calculations and crystal structure analyses.
Evidence for · 4
Structure features of hydrogen bonding and their signatures in vibrational dynamics
2020 · cited by 0
Simulations of molecular clusters including hydrogen fluoride highlight the electronic-structure peculiarities and vibrational dynamics of hydrogen bonding in HF.
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Isotope effect on hydrogen bond symmetrization in hydrogen and deuterium fluoride crystals by molecular dynamics simulation.
2019 · cited by 0
Studies on hydrogen fluoride crystals demonstrate the presence of strong intermolecular hydrogen bonds within planar zigzag chains.
Hydrogen bonding interactions in PN...HX complexes: DFT and ab initio studies of structure, properties and topology.
2010 · cited by 0
Calculations on HX complexes confirm that hydrogen fluoride forms strong hydrogen-bonded structures with significant electrostatic and covalent contributions.
In Situ Measure of Intrinsic Bond Strength in Crystalline Structures: Local Vibrational Mode Theory for Periodic Systems.
2019 · cited by 0
Local vibrational mode analysis applied to periodic systems specifically examines hydrogen fluoride chains to characterize their intrinsic bond strength.