12. Identify the zwitterions in the list of substances(a) (CH3)3NH(CH3);N(b) "H3N-CH,COOH/"H3N-CH2-COO(c) "H3N-CH-CO07H,N–CH,-COO(d) "ООС—CH,— СООH/ГOОС— CH, — СОО"(е) "ООС—CHя— СООН/НООС— СH2— СООН||-|

A zwitterion is a compound that contains both positive and negative charge areas in different…

12. Identify the zwitterions in the list of substances (a) (CH3);NH(CH,);N_ (b) "H3N-CH,COOH/"H3N-CH,–COO (c) "н,N—CH, — СОО7Н,N —CH, — СОО" (d) "ООС—CH,— СООН/ООС— CH, — СОО" (е) "ООС— СH, — СООН/НООС — СH,—СООН -

12. Identify the zwitterions in the list of substances (a) (CH3);NH(CH,);N_ (b) "H3N-CH,COOH/"H3N-CH,–COO (c) "н,N—CH, — СОО7Н,N —CH, — СОО" (d) "ООС—CH,— СООН/ООС— CH, — СОО" (е) "ООС— СH, — СООН/НООС — СH,—СООН -

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12. Identify the zwitterions in the list of substances
(a) (CH3)3NH(CH3);N
(b) "H3N-CH,COOH/"H3N-CH2-COO
(c) "H3N-CH-CO07H,N–CH,-COO
(d) "ООС—CH,— СООH/ГOОС— CH, — СОО"
(е) "ООС—CHя— СООН/НООС— СH2— СООН
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