The discussion centers around the question of why hydrogen bonding does not occur through skin contact, exploring the conditions necessary for hydrogen bonding and the composition of human skin. Participants engage in conceptual reasoning regarding the nature of hydrogen bonds and their relevance to biological interactions.
Participants express uncertainty regarding the formation of hydrogen bonds through skin contact, with no consensus reached on the reasons or mechanisms involved. Multiple viewpoints and questions remain unresolved.
Participants reference the complexity of skin composition and the conditions required for hydrogen bonding, but do not provide a definitive framework for understanding these interactions in the context of skin contact.
This discussion may be of interest to those exploring biochemistry, molecular biology, or the physical interactions of biological systems.
hydrogen bonds require an electronegative atom such as oxygen, but it also makes up our skin, why does a hydrogen bond not occur?DrClaude said:What are the conditions necessary to form a hydrogen bond? How strong are hydrogen bonds?
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Philipsmett said:why does a hydrogen bond not occur?
Borek said:Why do you think it doesn't?
Philipsmett said:I do not find any experiment where this process is confirmed.
Philipsmett said:if the human skin consists of hydrogen, then why does not happen hydrogen bond through contact with something or with another person?
Why don't apple fall towards us when we also have gravity?DrClaude said:How strong are hydrogen bonds?