Why is the hydrogen bond so significant? In the lecture notes Linus Pauling is quoted saying that the significance of the hydrogen bond for physiology is greater than that of any other single structural feature." Why is this the case? What makes the hydrogen bond more significant than any other structural feature? What potential consequences could arise from the lack of hydrogen bonds? If there were no hydrogen bonds, what would then be considered the most significant bond for physiology? 1:27 PM, 1/19/2022 o Options Add Response