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Questions on Chemical ID. 1.What is this molecule? 2. Is the portion labeled letter A nonpolar or polar? A.

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1 Questions on Chemical ID

2 1.What is this molecule? 2. Is the portion labeled letter A nonpolar or polar? A

3 What kind of macromolecule is this? What is the name of this molecule? What is the formula for this molecule? What is the name of the bond labeled A? A

4 1.What kind of macromolecule is this? 2. What subunits make this up? 3. What is the portion of the molecule labeled A called? A

5 What is this molecule? When combined with other molecules it becomes which macromolecule? What are those other molecules called? What type of bonds hold this molecule to the other molecules?

6 What is this molecule? Is it a purine or pyrimidine? What is the part labeled A? What part of this molecule hydrogen bonds to other molecules similar to itself? A

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