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Wöhler was astonished to find that instead of the expected product , he had made
urea , an organic compound present in the urine of animals . Wöhler challenged
the vitalists when he wrote , “ I must tell you that I can prepare urea without ...
Wöhler was astonished to find that instead of the expected product , he had made
urea , an organic compound present in the urine of animals . Wöhler challenged
the vitalists when he wrote , “ I must tell you that I can prepare urea without ...
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D Where three phosphates are present in series , as in ATP , one phosphate may
split off as an inorganic phosphate ion . This ion , HOPO3- , s often abbreviated [
symbol ] in this book . Losing one phosphate , ATP becomes adenosine ...
D Where three phosphates are present in series , as in ATP , one phosphate may
split off as an inorganic phosphate ion . This ion , HOPO3- , s often abbreviated [
symbol ] in this book . Losing one phosphate , ATP becomes adenosine ...
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... H H a . structural isomers b . geometric isomers c . enantiomers d . isotopes 6.
Identify the asymmetric carbon in this molecule : OH H H H il a lb lo la Te C - C -
C - C - C - H H H H H H 7. Which functional group is not present in this molecule
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... H H a . structural isomers b . geometric isomers c . enantiomers d . isotopes 6.
Identify the asymmetric carbon in this molecule : OH H H H il a lb lo la Te C - C -
C - C - C - H H H H H H 7. Which functional group is not present in this molecule
50.
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