H3OAHA
H3OAHA is a term used in some educational and theoretical contexts to denote a hypothetical protonated hydrate species derived from hydronium with an auxiliary hydroxy-amino substituent (AHA). It is not a recognized compound in mainstream chemistry literature, and its exact meaning can vary between sources.
In illustrative models, H3OAHA is depicted as a cluster in which a hydronium-like core (H3O+) associates with
Synthesis and occurrence for H3OAHA are not documented in peer-reviewed chemical literature. Instances of the term
Properties and behavior of H3OAHA, in the contexts where it is used, are model-dependent. The hypothetical species
See also: Hydronium ion, proton transfer, hydrogen bonding, hydration shell, polyprotic acids.