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Hydrogen bonds are responsible for the double-helical structure of [[DNA]], the bouyancy of ice in water, and for the tertiary and quaternary structure of [[Protein|proteins]]. Hydrogen bonds are relatively weak, especially compared with [[Metallic bond|metallic]], [[Ionic bond|ionic]] or [[Covalent|covalent]] bonds.
Hydrogen bonds are responsible for the double-helical structure of [[DNA]], the bouyancy of ice in water, and for the tertiary and quaternary structure of [[Protein|proteins]]. Hydrogen bonds are relatively weak, especially compared with [[Metallic bond|metallic]], [[Ionic bond|ionic]] or [[Covalent|covalent]] bonds.
[[Category:Chemistry]]
[[Category:Chemistry]]