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Which of the following represents a covalent interaction? Choose any/all answers that apply. A. salt bridge B. peptide bond C. hydrogen bond D. Van der Waals interaction E. disulfide bond

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter2: Chemistry Of Life

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Which of the following represents a covalent interaction? Choose any/all answers that apply.

A.

salt bridge

B.

peptide bond

C.

hydrogen bond

D.

Van der Waals interaction

E.

disulfide bond

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