A biological molecule can serve as a hydrogen bond donor if the hydrogen is attached to

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Jiyea · Answer 1 · 2021-03-24T10:16:55+0000

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A biological molecule can serve as a hydrogen bond donor if the hydrogen is attached to oxygen or nitrogen. Water and ammonia, for example, can both participate in hydrogen bonds.

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