The third group of bond fragility curves incorporate the remaining bonds and contacts in the system; they all are clearly described, despite being by an order of magnitude smaller that the former ones. The H5-N1 bond (Fig. ) and H6-C2 bond (Fig. ) belong to this category. The former one is clearly undermined by the process in the initial phase (Fig. ), so is the latter one, but at the end of the process (Fig. ). Almost as strong change as these two bonds is observed for the H5-H4 contact (Fig. ) building up and H5-O3 contacts falling dawn (Fig. ), despite the shortening the N1-H5 contact clearly observed in D factor of that bond (Fig. ). The seemingly isolated H6 atom strengthens its bond to C2 (Fig. ), its interactions with other protons in the system are hardly noticeable on its fragility diagrams.