Which of the following molecules has one or more functional groups that can act as hydrogen bond donors? Choose all that apply. A CH3 ogra NH₂ D H3C- G NH₂ B E H OH C F HO I HO Но HO OH K* [:I:]

Which of the following molecules has one or more functional groups that can act as hydrogen bond donors? Choose all that apply. A CH3 ogra NH₂ D H3C- G NH₂ B E H OH C F HO I HO Но HO OH K* [:I:]

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Using the picture provided, can you please help me with...

A) which Amino Acids are Hydrogen Bond Donors?

B) the 5 compouns that are most stable in the cell membrane?

C) the 4 compounds that are most soluble in water?

Perhaps the names of these different Amino Acids?

Thank You!!

Which of the following molecules has one or more functional groups that can act as hydrogen bond donors?
Choose all that apply.
A
CH3
ogra
NH₂
D H3C-
i
NH₂
B
E
H
OH
C
F HO
I
HO
Но
НО
OH
K* [:I:]

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