A. The R group of methionine is —CH 2—CH 2,—S—CH 3, and its molecular formula is that C5H11O2NSB. tyrosine is almost insoluble in water, while arginine is soluble A. The R group of methionine is —CH2—CH2,—S—CH3, then its molecular formula is C5H11O2NS B. Tyrosine is almost insoluble in water, whereas arginine is soluble in water, a difference caused by differences in R groups C. n amino acids have a total of m amino groups, then the number of amino groups in a polypeptide condensed from these amino acids must be m-n D. If the molecular formula of sweet peptide is C13H16O5N2,, the sweet peptide must be a dipeptide. Why sweet peptide two N must be dipeptide? Can not be a peptide?

A. The R group of methionine is —CH 2—CH 2,—S—CH 3, and its molecular formula is that C5H11O2NSB. tyrosine is almost insoluble in water, while arginine is soluble A. The R group of methionine is —CH2—CH2,—S—CH3, then its molecular formula is C5H11O2NS B. Tyrosine is almost insoluble in water, whereas arginine is soluble in water, a difference caused by differences in R groups C. n amino acids have a total of m amino groups, then the number of amino groups in a polypeptide condensed from these amino acids must be m-n D. If the molecular formula of sweet peptide is C13H16O5N2,, the sweet peptide must be a dipeptide. Why sweet peptide two N must be dipeptide? Can not be a peptide?

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Is the electrolyte an ionic compound? Is the ionic compound an electrolyte?

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