The concentration dependences of the real epsilon' and imaginary epsilon" p
ermittivity components were measured at a 9.1 GHz frequency for aqueous sol
utions of ammonium halides in a wide concentration range (from infinite dil
ution to solution saturation). The epsilon'(c) and epsilon"(c) dependences
for ammonium fluoride were unique in the series of NH(4)Hal solutions becau
se of nondestructive embedding of the NH4+ and F- ions into the framework o
f water. In the region of infinite dilution, the mechanism of the destructi
ve action of anions on the framework of water was found to be common to Cl-
, Br-, and I-. The behavior of the epsilon'(c) and epsilon"(c) dependences
of aqueous solutions of ammonium halides lends support to the concept of th
e proton-activation nature of dielectric polarization, which is characteris
tic of systems with H-bonds.