Would you agree that the hydrogen bonds (e.g) the attraction between two water molecules) might be modelled in MM as weak covalent bonds, as strong van der Waals or dispersion forces, or as electrostatic attractions? is any one of these approaches to be preffered in principle?

Would you agree that the hydrogen bonds (e.g) the attraction between two water molecules) might be modelled in MM as weak covalent bonds, as strong van der Waals or dispersion forces, or as electrostatic attractions? is any one of these approaches to be preffered in principle?

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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