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5 1 point What type of molecule is shown below? H${_3}$C$-$N$^+$(-CH${_3}$)${_2}$ Nucleic Acid Polysaccharide Polypeptide Phospholipid CH${_3}$ CH${_3}$

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What type of molecule is shown below?
H${_3}$C$-$N$^+$(-CH${_3}$)${_2}$
Nucleic Acid
Polysaccharide
Polypeptide
Phospholipid
CH${_3}$
CH${_3}$
        
5
1 point
What type of molecule is shown below?
H3C-N^+(-CH3)2
Nucleic Acid
Polysaccharide
Polypeptide
Phospholipid
CH3
CH3

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00:01 Hello everyone so here we are provided with our structure and the given molecule the molecule that is given over here is basically a fatty acid molecule okay this a fatty acid now how can we confirm that this is a fatty acid because we know that fatty acid consists of a straight chain okay of a straight chain of even now number of carbon atom, even number of carbon atom.
00:39 With hydrogen atoms along with the length of the chain.
00:45 Hydrogen atoms are along the length of the chain.
00:52 Okay.
00:54 Then we can say that at one end of the chain we find this and a carboxyl group.
01:04 That is the coh at the other end.
01:08 Okay? so basically with hydrogen atoms along the length of the chain and at one end of the chain and carboxyl group...
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