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The formula for glycine is NH2CHCOOH. What kind of molecule is glycine? How can you tell?

The formula for glycine is NH2CHCOOH. What kind of molecule is glycine? How can you tell?
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The formula for glycine is NH2CHCOOH. What kind of molecule is glycine? How can you tell?

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Glycine is an amino acid. It contains a carboxyl group (COOH) and an amine group (NH2), with a side R group (CH)
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