Chemical Group Name Composition Properties Found where... Polar- due to oxygen atom drawing electron towards itself. (polar molecules are easily dissolved) Hydroxyl group phy. Rgroup Stabilize protein structure R-CH,

Chemical Group Name Composition Properties Found where... Polar- due to oxygen atom drawing electron towards itself. (polar molecules are easily dissolved) Hydroxyl group phy. Rgroup Stabilize protein structure R-CH,

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Author:Skoog

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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Group Name
Composition Properties
Found where..
Polar- due to oxygen atom
drawing electron towards
itself. (polar molecules are
easily dissolved)
Hydroxyl group
Stabilize protein
Rgroup
structure
R-CH3
Amino group
-C=0
Phosphate group
-acid, source of H*

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