Hydrogen Bonding

Hi, so why Hydrogen bonding only forms between molecules where there is a H bonded to either N, O, F because those are very electronegative elements.

But Chlorine is more electronegative than Nitrogen so why can’t Hydrogen bonds form between molecules with Hydrogen and Chlorine?


Thanks!

I recall reading somewhere that chlorine is just too big of an atom and so it isn’t electron-dense enough for H-bonds to form.