Compound P was discovered by a scientist. She discovered that P is atripeptide that is optically active and has the molecular formula C21H25N3O5.As a part of the validation process, she tested compound P on differentscientific tests. When compound P is reacted with sodium hydroxide itsproduced salt Q, C21H25N3NAO5 as a major product. Compound P also reactedwith sodium bicarbonate to produced salt R as a major product and two sideproducts. Both salts have a similar molecular formula. The reaction ofcompound P with thionyl chloride produced compound S, C21H23Cl½N3O3.Compound T is formed when compound P reacted with alcohol U, C4H100.Identify the possible structural formulae for compounds P, Q, R, S, and T.Label all peptide bonds for compound P.Predict one (1) of the possible structural formulae of amino acid obtainedfrom compound P.How would you distinguish between compound S and compound T?

Given data are P compound =C21 H25 N3 O5 Q compound = C21 H25 N3 NaO5 S compound =C21 H23 Cl2 N3 O3…

Compound P was discovered by a scientist. She discovered that P is a ripeptide that is optically active and has the molecular formula C2¡H25N3O5. As a part of the validation process, she tested compoundP on different scientific tests. When compound P is reacted with sodium hydroxide its produced salt Q, C21H25N3N2O5 as a major product. Compound P also reacted

Compound P was discovered by a scientist. She discovered that P is a ripeptide that is optically active and has the molecular formula C2¡H25N3O5. As a part of the validation process, she tested compoundP on different scientific tests. When compound P is reacted with sodium hydroxide its produced salt Q, C21H25N3N2O5 as a major product. Compound P also reacted

Chemistry for Today: General, Organic, and Biochemistry

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Chapter19: Proteins

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Problem 19.59E

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