Why are hydrogen bonds important for life?

Answer 1

Hydrogen bonding is responsible to maintain liquid state of fluids including water in living bodies other wise the fluids must be converted in gaseous state and living bodies should be dry or dead.

Answer 2

Hydrogen bonding allows water to remain liquid at room temperature when it would otherwise be a gas. It allows a number of nitrogen and oxygen containing compounds (such as glucose and urea) to pass easily through the body.

Hydrogen bonds hold the two strands of DNA together and is a component of the Base pairing in nucleic acids.

Answer 3

Because the hydrogen bonds help maintain a stable temperature. When heat is supplied to a solution of water, then it would first need to break the hydrogen bonds, then continue to rase the temperature.

Answer 4

H-bonds are important because they hold our DNA together, forming the helix.

And in relation with water H-bonds give water its unusually characteristic to be less dense than its liquid form, aligning the h-bonds, giving the crystallize structure air pockets.

Answer 5

the reason why it is important is because it produces proteins in your body.

Answer 6

Hydrogen bonds are very important because that is how DNA is held together. The double helix is mostly bonded by hydrogen bonds.

Answer 7

because we need it to survive and later it could be used as another option for petrol when we run out.