29. The pH maximum for the reaction of primary amine and an aldehyde to form an imine is: а. 2 b. 4.5 с. 6 d. 7 30. HBA1C values are based on measurement of weight % glycosylated a) transferrin. b) collagen. c) blood sugar. d) hemoglobin. e) all of these 31. At physiological pH the rate of imine formation is a) rapid. b) slow. c) not a function of pH. d) fast & reversible. e) fast & irreversible. 32. Which amine is primary? a. N', N-dimethylamine b. dimethylcyclohexylamine c. triethylamine d. butylamine 33. Which amine is tertiary? a. N', N-dimethylamine b. methylcyclohexylamine Investigate

29. The pH maximum for the reaction of primary amine and an aldehyde to form an imine is: а. 2 b. 4.5 с. 6 d. 7 30. HBA1C values are based on measurement of weight % glycosylated a) transferrin. b) collagen. c) blood sugar. d) hemoglobin. e) all of these 31. At physiological pH the rate of imine formation is a) rapid. b) slow. c) not a function of pH. d) fast & reversible. e) fast & irreversible. 32. Which amine is primary? a. N', N-dimethylamine b. dimethylcyclohexylamine c. triethylamine d. butylamine 33. Which amine is tertiary? a. N', N-dimethylamine b. methylcyclohexylamine Investigate

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