“…2 properties was used on a variety of non-covalent interactions including XHÁÁÁO (X = C, N, O), HÁÁÁF [54][55][56][57][58][59] hydrogen bonds. Moreover, the same approach has been used to study the hydrogen bond bridges in which the hydrogen bond acceptor carries three (FHÁÁÁFF [58], NHÁÁÁF, CHÁÁÁF [59]), two (NHÁÁÁO, or OHÁÁÁO [54]), and one lone electron pair (FHÁÁÁNH 3 [59]). This method have also been used in explaining the properties of intramolecular hydrogen bonds (NHÁÁÁN [60]) and intermolecular ones that stabilize dimer, trimers and tune the properties of rotamers in supramolecular assemblies [16,61].…”