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When two amino acids join together with a peptide bond what other compound is produced?

When two amino acids join together with a peptide bond what other compound is produced?
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When two amino acids join together with a peptide bond what other compound is produced?

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water

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User Geert Van Laethem
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usually water because the reaction amino acids do is hydrolysis, which joins 2 molecules together to from 1 larger compound and a water molecule
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