I'm having some trouble on my homework and could really use some helpSee attached: Question 74Which of these interactions that hold hair strands together is/are pH sensitive?I.A salt bridgeA hydrogen bondA disulfide linkageII.III.O I onlyO III onlyO I and IIO I and IIIO I, II, and IIIQuestion 75Colloidal suspensions are a type ofO emulsionsO polymersO lipidsO surfactantsO reducing agents

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Which of these interactions that hold hair strands together is/are pH sensitive? I. À salt bridge A hydrogen bond A disulfide linkage II. III. O I only O III only O I and II O I and III O I, II, and III Question 75 Colloidal suspensions are a type of O emulsions O polymers O lipids O surfactants O reducing agents

Which of these interactions that hold hair strands together is/are pH sensitive? I. À salt bridge A hydrogen bond A disulfide linkage II. III. O I only O III only O I and II O I and III O I, II, and III Question 75 Colloidal suspensions are a type of O emulsions O polymers O lipids O surfactants O reducing agents

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Chapter15: The Chemistry Of Household Products

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Problem 47E: The salt bridges that hold hair protein (keratin) strands together rely on NH3+ groups. Write an...

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