Use the chemical structure of the theobromine molecule below to answer the following questions: H H C-H 'N-C-c-N C-H C-N `H a. Explain the difference between a sigma and pi bond. b. Identify/label all the o bonds in the theobromine (CH&N4O2) molecule above. c. How many o bonds are present in the theobromine (CH§N4O2) molecule above? d. Identify/label all the a bonds in the theobromine (C:HSN4O2) molecule above. e. How many a bonds are present in the theobromine (CHsN4O2) molecule above?

Use the chemical structure of the theobromine molecule below to answer the following questions: H H C-H 'N-C-c-N C-H C-N `H a. Explain the difference between a sigma and pi bond. b. Identify/label all the o bonds in the theobromine (CH&N4O2) molecule above. c. How many o bonds are present in the theobromine (CH§N4O2) molecule above? d. Identify/label all the a bonds in the theobromine (C:HSN4O2) molecule above. e. How many a bonds are present in the theobromine (CHsN4O2) molecule above?

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Chapter26: Biomolecules: Amino Acids, Peptides, And Proteins

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