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1. C is basic and is also known as sulfonamide group. * TRUE FALSE   2. A is a an amide and imparts water solubility to the molecule. * TRUE FALSE   3. D is an example of a heterocyclic aromatic ring. * TRUE FALSE   4. B is a little more hydrophilic than D. This is because B does not contain a heteroatom in its ring. * TRUE FALSE   5. B is an aromatic ring and imparts lipid solubility to the molecule. * TRUE FALSE

1. C is basic and is also known as sulfonamide group. * TRUE FALSE   2. A is a an amide and imparts water solubility to the molecule. * TRUE FALSE   3. D is an example of a heterocyclic aromatic ring. * TRUE FALSE   4. B is a little more hydrophilic than D. This is because B does not contain a heteroatom in its ring. * TRUE FALSE   5. B is an aromatic ring and imparts lipid solubility to the molecule. * TRUE FALSE

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1. C is basic and is also known as sulfonamide group. *
TRUE
FALSE
 
2. A is a an amide and imparts water solubility to the molecule. *
TRUE
FALSE
 
3. D is an example of a heterocyclic aromatic ring. *
TRUE
FALSE
 
4. B is a little more hydrophilic than D. This is because B does not contain a heteroatom in its ring. *
TRUE
FALSE
 
5. B is an aromatic ring and imparts lipid solubility to the molecule. *
TRUE
FALSE
An antibacterial agent: А H2N- CH3 N- || S-N- D он N= CH3 Choose TRUE if the statement is valid and FALSE if it is not.
Transcribed Image Text:An antibacterial agent: А H2N- CH3 N- || S-N- D он N= CH3 Choose TRUE if the statement is valid and FALSE if it is not.
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