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The strongest hydrogen bonds have angles of _______ .

A hydrogen bond can be defined as the polar interaction between an electronegative atom (Nitrogen, oxygen or fluorine) and a hydrogen atom which is covalently bonded to another electronegative atom that is on the same molecule, or on a different molecule. The bond is strongest when all three of these atoms are arranged in such a way that their bond angles are at a value of 180 degrees.