3 11) Enterobactin is a molecule produced by bacteria to bind with Fe" ions in solution so thatit can transport them inside the cell's walls. Below is the structure of enterobactinOHOHHONH OHOH(a) Determine the intermolecular forces thatthis molecule has(b) The Fe ions complexes to 6 atoms of enterobactin, to give an octahedral structurearound the metal cation Determine which atoms are binding with the metal and explainyour choice(c) Why do bacteria need molecules like enterobactin? Your explanation should discussthe function of iron in living systems, as well as the bioavailability of this metal, usingyour knowledge of intermolecular forces(d) Iron dextran injections in children, originally intended to prevent iron deficiencies.enhanced Excherichia coli bacteremia and meningitis. For this reason, iron supplementsare well regulated, and you never have iron as a component in multivitamins Explain asbest you can this effect What does it tell you about a human with an environment high iniron?

The three-dimensional structure of the molecule is stabilized by intermolecular H-bonding…

11) Enterobactin is a molecule produced by bacteria to bind with Fe" ions in solution so that it can transport them inside the cell's walls. Below is the structure of enterobactin OH OH HO. HO NH OH OH (a) Determine the intermolecular forces that this molecule has (b) The Fe" ions complexes to 6 atoms of enterobactin, to give an octahedral structure around the metal cation Determine which atoms are binding with the metal and explain your choice

11) Enterobactin is a molecule produced by bacteria to bind with Fe" ions in solution so that it can transport them inside the cell's walls. Below is the structure of enterobactin OH OH HO. HO NH OH OH (a) Determine the intermolecular forces that this molecule has (b) The Fe" ions complexes to 6 atoms of enterobactin, to give an octahedral structure around the metal cation Determine which atoms are binding with the metal and explain your choice

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