Question 5 5. Different types of bonds allow for different three-dimensional sha

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Question 5 5. Different types of bonds allow for different three-dimensional shapes of macromolecales. Which of the following correctly describe characteristics of these bonds relaned to the final shape Covalent bonds create strong interactions, which lead to stability in a molecule's primary, tertiary, and quaternary structure Covalent bonds in a molecule hold a specific shape that will lead to the eventeal shaping of the macromolecule lonic bonds are stable isteractions which greatly limit the movement between interacting cation and asion potions of the folded macromolecale Hydrogen bonds are relatively weak associations providing flexibility in the shape of a macromolecule

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Which of the following describe the characteristics of these bond related to the final shape?

A) Covalent bonds create strong interactions, which lead to stability in a molecule's primary, tertiary, and quaternary structure.

C) Ionic bonds are stable interactions which greatly limit the movement between interacting cation and anion positions of the folded macromolecule.

D) Hydrogen bonds relatively weak associations providing flexibility in the shape of a macromolecule.

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