“…[27,28] In fundamental terms, it is now evidently known that hydrogen bonds are formed in various X-HÁ Á ÁY systems, where the atoms X and Y are electronrich elements or more electronegative elements and Y possesses one or more lone pair, such as N, O, or F. [29][30][31][32][33] In line to this, specifically considering the interaction of water molecules with organic molecules, it is largely observed that hydrogen bonding interactions in pyridine, [34][35][36][37] pyrimidine, [38,39] and its derivatives play a significant role to drive their solvation dynamics and thus holds very high relevance in heterocyclic chemistry. [40,41] Large-scale industrial applicability of pyridine in the fine chemical [42,43] and pharmaceutical industries [44][45][46][47] as a solvent and reagent made its hydration properties a strong point of research interest among various researchers. In addition to this, a comprehensive understanding of hydrogen bonding interactions in pyridine is also essential for advances in the biochemical industries, ranging from designing receptors for basic amino acid side chain recognition [48] to chemometric probing of various biomolecules.…”