4. Consider the following molecules that are found in our atmosphere.a. What key featurclassify a substanecompound?IsopreneNitrateNO3An element is mactype of atom whileconsists of two orelement linked tocof ionic or covalerGlycolic acid sulfateC,H,SONitrogenN2Ozone Hydroxyacetone sulfate and glycolic acid sulfate were the two most abundant known organosulfatespecies measured in this study. A structural feature of each of these molecules is the sulfate group madeof one sulfur atom, four oxygen atoms with two single bonds and two double bonds.Draw a representation of a sulfate group different from the one shown for it in question 4.upa.b. Circle on the molecule your group has drawn where the sulfate group could connect to thehydroxyacetone or glycolic acid organic molecules to make an organosulfate.с.How do you know that the sulfate group would connect at your circled position?

I have no idea what your group has drawn.

Answered: Hydroxyacetone sulfate and glycolic…

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