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Using the following -glucose ,aminoacid and fats draw and identify different class of isomers as structural and stereoisomers of these biological compounds..
Original post by claireyeboah22
Using the following -glucose ,aminoacid and fats draw and identify different class of isomers as structural and stereoisomers of these biological compounds..
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Original post by charco
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lol! i can do that lol i mean task 4 that what i am talking about
Original post by claireyeboah22
lol! i can do that lol i mean task 4 that what i am talking about
task 4
hi! here is the question ?
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can anyone help me with chemistry please am so stuck on task 4 question
Original post by claireyeboah22
Using the following -glucose ,aminoacid and fats draw and identify different class of isomers as structural and stereoisomers of these biological compounds..
Original post by claireyeboah22
hi! here is the question ?
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Nice exam paper - what exactly is the problem?
Original post by charco
Nice exam paper - what exactly is the problem?
can you help me with task 4 please am lost in all the question
Original post by claireyeboah22
can you help me with task 4 please am lost in all the question
1. Do you know what an isomer is?
2. Are you able to draw the structrure of glucose?
Then:
a - Create a table to provide information that compare and contrasts structure and functions of three types of carbohydrate molecules (you have already stated what they want).
Your table will include example/s and information of the following:
• Basic formula
• Types of bond formed
• Show, by drawing a diagram, how a disaccharide or polysaccharide is formed - two glucose molecules condensing together with the elimination of water and formation of a glycosidic link (ether)
Then do the same for the other two examples.
thank you! that really helped me . can you also explain task 4 part 4 a please
Original post by claireyeboah22
thank you! that really helped me . can you also explain task 4 part 4 a please
The wording of task 4 part 4a is a little misleading. I would say "interacts" rather than "reacts".
The clue is the word "acid" in the name of vitamin C.
Acidic groups lose protons to water molecules, making negative ions (conjugate bases)
Vitamin D is not water soluble.
That should give you something with which to start.
Original post by charco
The wording of task 4 part 4a is a little misleading. I would say "interacts" rather than "reacts".
The clue is the word "acid" in the name of vitamin C.
Acidic groups lose protons to water molecules, making negative ions (conjugate bases)
Vitamin D is not water soluble.
That should give you something with which to start.
The clue is the word "acid" in the name of vitamin C.
Acidic groups lose protons to water molecules, making negative ions (conjugate bases)
Vitamin D is not water soluble.
That should give you something with which to start.
hi! i hope your good, i draw two fructose and 2-butane isomer skeletal for this question Draw the displayed and skeletal formula of the above biological compound then determine at least two the isomers exhibited by this compound.Explain how the structure affects the properties of the polymers formed by the these isomers.
can you kindle show me how to paraphrase it please
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