2. Mechanisms and molecular structure: a) The following reaction can happen in cells with the help of an enzyme that has both acidic and basic functional groups. Here we will represent them as HA and B:, respectively. CoA is short for co-enzyme A, which is used by many enzymes. Don't worry about its exact structure. Re-draw the reactants, including important lone pairs (it's ok not to show the ones that don't participate in the reaction.) Label the HOMO and LUMO and say what kind of orbitals they are (example: p, sp³, etc.) O₂C OH O i HA, B: + SCOA SCOA CO₂ CO₂

2. Mechanisms and molecular structure: a) The following reaction can happen in cells with the help of an enzyme that has both acidic and basic functional groups. Here we will represent them as HA and B:, respectively. CoA is short for co-enzyme A, which is used by many enzymes. Don't worry about its exact structure. Re-draw the reactants, including important lone pairs (it's ok not to show the ones that don't participate in the reaction.) Label the HOMO and LUMO and say what kind of orbitals they are (example: p, sp³, etc.) O₂C OH O i HA, B: + SCOA SCOA CO₂ CO₂

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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