1. The structure of the amino acid alanine is shown below: i. Identify the most acidic and most basic sites in the molecule ii. Draw the structure of the product formed by treating alanine with one equivalent of sodium hydroxide iii. Draw the structure of the product formed by treating alanine with one equivalent of hydrochloric acid H3C. OH alanine NH2

1. The structure of the amino acid alanine is shown below: i. Identify the most acidic and most basic sites in the molecule ii. Draw the structure of the product formed by treating alanine with one equivalent of sodium hydroxide iii. Draw the structure of the product formed by treating alanine with one equivalent of hydrochloric acid H3C. OH alanine NH2

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Chapter21: Organic And Biological Molecules

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