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using the expanded structure of Levothyroxine.
- Determine the molecular geometry of each central atom.
Color each central atom based on its molecular geometry and include a key for your colors. For example, color tetrahedral C’s red, trigonal planar C’s , blue, etc.
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- Rotation about the peptide bond in glycylalanine is hindered. Draw the resonance forms of the peptide bond and explain why.draw condensed structural formula for monosaturated omega-3 fatty acid with 14 carbon atoms. draw the condensed structural formula for the triacylglycerol made from 3 saturated fatty acids that are 20 carbons longOptical isomerism of amino acids. L and D amino acids. Chiral centers of amino acids. Give examples of amino acids that do not have optical isomers.
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