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Which kind of bonds are most easily broken in water? a. ionic b. peptide c. disulphide d. single covalent e. double covalent
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Which kind of bonds are most easily broken in water? a. ionic b. peptide c. disulphide d. single covalent e. double covalent
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Which kind of bonds are most easily broken in water?
a. ionic
b. peptide
c. disulphide
d. single covalent
e. double covalent
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Ionic bonds break most easily in water..
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