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The formation of intramolecular H-bonding between the >C=O groups of amino acids in one turn and the? NH? groups of amino acids in the following turn stabilises a polypeptide chain in the a-helix shape of protein.

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To make a polypeptide chain, the amino acid must be linked to the α− carbon of the molecule. The removal of water molecules from an α− amino acid results in the formation of a polypeptide chain.

 

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Invert sugar is another name for sucrose. Sugar beet sugar is a colourless, crystalline, and sweet substance made from sugar beets. It is very water soluble and has a dextrorotatory aqueous solution [α]D=+66.5? When cane sugar is hydrolyzed with dilute acids or the enzyme invertase, it creates an equimolar mixture of D− (+)− glucose and D− (−)− fructose. Sucrose is dextrorotatory as a result, and hydrolysis produces dextrorotatory glucose and laevorotatory fructose. Fructose's specific rotation is greater than that of glucose. As a result, the ensuing solut

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Aldo-pentoses like ribose and 2 - deoxyribose are sugar moieties found in nucleic acids like RNA and DNA. The structures of these sugars are illustrated below. Both aldopentoses' D- configuration is configuration.

β−D-ribose is mentioned, and its structure is depicted below.

The structure of as β−D-deoxyribose, 2 - deoxyribose is given in the diagram below.

 

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Ans: On reaction with hydrochloric acid, aniline forms anilinium chloride ion which is water soluble. Therefore, the aniline solubility in aqueous HCl solution. 

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Ans: Carbylamine reaction is shown by primary amines only, primary amines react with chloroform in the presence of alcoholic KOH to form isocyanides which upon catalytic reduction gives secondary amines as the final product. 

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Ans: Z is an aliphatic amine that produces a solid that is insoluble in base. This means that the reaction with C6H5SO2Cl must produce a product with no replaceable hydrogen attached to nitrogen.

To put it another way, the amine must be a secondary amine.

Z stands for ethylmethylamine.

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