Does acidity and hydrogen bond strength go hand in hand?

[Pen Rie]

More acidity means more electronegativity, and more electronegativity means more dipole moments. I observed that liquids with low dipole moments (bases) often have lower density and surface tension, but not necessarily hydrogen bonds. To contradict it, acetic acid have a low surface tension but it's an acid. Does acidity means a stronger hydrogen bond?

 

[nasu]

What dipoles moments are you thinking of?
Hydrochloric acid (for example) is a strong acid but are there any hydrogen bonds in it? I don't think so.
You mean the H3O⁺?

 

[Pen Rie]

Sorry for my mistake, I was actually trying to find if an acidic solution when mixed with water would strengthen its hydrogen bonds.

What dipoles moments are you thinking of?
Hydrochloric acid (for example) is a strong acid but are there any hydrogen bonds in it? I don't think so.
You mean the H3O⁺?