In the molecule below, how many atoms could make hydrogen bonds with water?H-O-P-0-HHIC-HIH H-C-H HH OHC-HH-C=C- -C=C-c-c-c-c-c-c|H1012HHH|HO-HCorrectThe 10 atoms that can form hydrogen bonds with water are the 4 oxygens and 2hydrogens around the phosphorus atom, the 2 oxygens double-bonded to carbonatoms, and the oxygen and hydrogen (the hydroxyl group) bonded to carbon. Yourability to predict hydrogen bonding will be a great help in understanding the centralprocesses of life.

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In the molecule below, how many atoms could make hydrogen bonds with water? H–CH 峡 COH H H–0—P—O—H 0 H H-CH H HOH CH H-C≡C-C≡C-C–C-C–C–C–C HHH 1 H C=O

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In the molecule below, how many atoms could make hydrogen bonds with water?
H-O-P-0-H
HIC-H
I
H H-C-H HH OHC-H
H-C=C- -C=C-c-c-c-c-c-c
|
H
10
12
HHH
|
H
O-H
Correct
The 10 atoms that can form hydrogen bonds with water are the 4 oxygens and 2
hydrogens around the phosphorus atom, the 2 oxygens double-bonded to carbon
atoms, and the oxygen and hydrogen (the hydroxyl group) bonded to carbon. Your
ability to predict hydrogen bonding will be a great help in understanding the central
processes of life.

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