Zwitterion
Zwitterion also known as dipolar
ion refers to a substance that has at least one positive and one negative
electrical charge at different locations and the net charge of the entire
molecule is zero. Examples of zwitterions are amino acids.
Answer:
in group 5. Organic Wastes
Explanation:
Remember in a chemical lab, in a hospital or in an industry there is always some wastes that need to be treated in an specific way. There are 19 categories in which the wastes need to be poured in order to be treated. The starch is an organic waste that normally is involve in biological processes. This waste is consider as a non - toxic, in this way can be join with other organic wastes as acetic acid, peroxide, etc.
Answer: The base pairing in the DNA molecule is incorrect.
This is because adenine (A) always pairs with thymine (T) and guanine (G) always pairs with cytosine (C).
Breaking bonds takes energy, forming bonds releases energy
If you break more bonds than you form it would be an endothermic reaction