1. Lisinopril 1a) How many polar covalent bonds does Lisinopril (the molecule to the right) have? A) sixteen, B) nineteen, C) six, D) thirteen 1b) How many hydrogen bond donors does the above molecule have? 1c) How many hydrogen bond acceptors does the above molecule have? 1d) Will the molecule have better water solubility or lipid solubility? H₂N OH NA OH

1. Lisinopril 1a) How many polar covalent bonds does Lisinopril (the molecule to the right) have? A) sixteen, B) nineteen, C) six, D) thirteen 1b) How many hydrogen bond donors does the above molecule have? 1c) How many hydrogen bond acceptors does the above molecule have? 1d) Will the molecule have better water solubility or lipid solubility? H₂N OH NA OH

Chemistry In Focus

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Chapter18: The Chemistry Of Food

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 76E: 76. Space-filling diagrams for the structures of vitamin A, vitamin D, and vitamin C are shown...

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