Consider a peptide group (shown below) where the locations of the atoms (in picometers) relative to the center of the molecule and the partial charges are given. Calculate the electric dipole moment of the peptide group. (85.1,-122.1, 0 (105.2. 132.5. 01 +0.18 0.38 (-0.8, -66.7, 01 2.1, 63.8, O -0.36 +0.45

Consider a peptide group (shown below) where the locations of the atoms (in picometers) relative to the center of the molecule and the partial charges are given. Calculate the electric dipole moment of the peptide group. (85.1,-122.1, 0 (105.2. 132.5. 01 +0.18 0.38 (-0.8, -66.7, 01 2.1, 63.8, O -0.36 +0.45

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