5. Hospital patients with open wounds and lacerations for example those caused by a hedge trimmer-are commonly prescribed broad-spectrum antibiotics. Cephalexin is one such medication. Refer to the structure of cephlaexin below to answer the following questions NH₂ (a) Circle the carboxylic acid functional group. cephalexin [antibiotic] OH (b) Place a box around the amine functional group. (c) How many carbonyl groups are in this molecule? (d) How many sp hybridized carbons are in this molecule?

5. Hospital patients with open wounds and lacerations for example those caused by a hedge trimmer-are commonly prescribed broad-spectrum antibiotics. Cephalexin is one such medication. Refer to the structure of cephlaexin below to answer the following questions NH₂ (a) Circle the carboxylic acid functional group. cephalexin [antibiotic] OH (b) Place a box around the amine functional group. (c) How many carbonyl groups are in this molecule? (d) How many sp hybridized carbons are in this molecule?

General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry

7th Edition

ISBN:9781285853918

Author:H. Stephen Stoker

Publisher:H. Stephen Stoker

Chapter17: Amines And Amides

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 17.60EP

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