The aggregation of hydrophobic groups between and within molecules (such as the aggregation of Concanavalin A subunits (shown below) is characterized by: O Favorable enthalpy and entropy O Favorable enthalpy and unfavorable entropy O Unfavorable enthalpy and entropy O Unfavorable enthalpy and favorable entropy

The aggregation of hydrophobic groups between and within molecules (such as the aggregation of Concanavalin A subunits (shown below) is characterized by: O Favorable enthalpy and entropy O Favorable enthalpy and unfavorable entropy O Unfavorable enthalpy and entropy O Unfavorable enthalpy and favorable entropy

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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