A. Hydrophilic Compounds interact with water by forming ______ _______ B. Exampl

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A. Hydrophilic Compounds interact with water by forming ______ _______ B. Examples of are peptide bonds, C-H bonds, C-C bonds etc. C. In ,the atoms are bound by attraction of opposite ions, whereas, in ,atoms are bound by sharing electrons to attain stable electron configurations. D. are the sum of the attractive or repulsive forces between molecules and play an important role in stabilizing the stacked bases in DNA and the stacked hydrocarbon tails in the cell membrane. E. covalent bonds result in the formation of a (also called a dipole), which results from a non-uniform distribution of electrons. If we use water as an example, there will be a charge on the hydrogen atoms and a charge on the oxygen. F. A molecule may be either when there is an equal sharing of electrons between the two atoms of a diatomic molecule or because of the symmetrical arrangement of polar bonds in a more complex molecule. compounds cannot interact with water because they are unable to form G . compounds cannot interact with lipids because the lipids cannot form . I. is the measure of how strongly an atom will pull on an electron. For example, oxygen is very ? and will pull so strongly on electrons that the hydrogen atoms. J. are parts of compounds that can react with other compounds. For example, an OH group is a more reactive than a CH3 group.

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A. Partial positive or negative charge

B. Covalent bonds

C. Ionic bonds, covalent bonds

D. Van Der Waals forces

E. Polar, electronegativity, partial positive, negative charge,

F. Non polar

G.Non polar, dipole

H. Polar, dipole

I. Electronegativity, electronegative, partial positive charge

J. Functional groups, functional group

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