1.10Below is a drawing of the chemical structure of Vitamin A, and acartoon representation is also shown with the circle representing the CH2OH group.vitamin AH,C CHCH3HCH3CH,OHH,CH,C.H.CH3How will the vitamin A molecules prefer to arrange themselves on the surface of abeaker of water?Figure AFigure BAIRAIRH,OH,OFigure CFigure DAIRAIRH,OH2O

Given is the structure of vitamin A. To find how the molecule arranges in water.

1.10 cartoon representation is also shown with the circle representing the CH2OH group. Below is a drawing of the chemical structure of Vitamin A, and a vitamin A CH3 CH,OH H,C H. CH3 H H,C. H. H H. CH3 How will the vitamin A molecules prefer to arrange themselves on the surface of a beaker of water? Figure A Figure B AIR AIR H,O H,O Figure C Figure D AIR AIR www A H,0 H20

1.10 cartoon representation is also shown with the circle representing the CH2OH group. Below is a drawing of the chemical structure of Vitamin A, and a vitamin A CH3 CH,OH H,C H. CH3 H H,C. H. H H. CH3 How will the vitamin A molecules prefer to arrange themselves on the surface of a beaker of water? Figure A Figure B AIR AIR H,O H,O Figure C Figure D AIR AIR www A H,0 H20

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Chapter12: The Liquids And Solids Around Us: Especially Water

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Problem 2SC: A representation of liquid water is shown below. Which of the three representations that follow best...

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