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Chapter 2, Problem 7R
DRAW IT The artificial sweetener aspartame, or NutraSweet, is made by joining aspartic acid to methylated phenylalanine, as shown below.
- a. What types of molecules are aspartic acid and phenylalanine?
- b. What direction is the hydrolysis reaction (left to right or right to left)?
- c. What direction is the dehydration synthesis reaction?
- d. Circle the atoms involved in the formation of water.
- e. Identify the peptide bond.
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