Common structural formula of the monomer?

Answer 1

There is no general structural formula for proteins-all proteins are different, but all are made up of amino acids, which have the general formula NH3CHRCOOH, with the R being the group that makes each of the 20 amino acids unique-the simplest of the R groups is a hydrogen atom. Some proteins also have prosthetic groups, like heamoglobin, which has four haem groups that contain iron ions.

Answer 2

The common structural formula of a monomer is typically a simple organic compound with functional groups that allow for polymerization reactions to occur. Examples include ethylene (C2H4) for polyethylene, styrene (C8H8) for polystyrene, and vinyl chloride (C2H3Cl) for polyvinyl chloride.

Answer 3

Proteins are strings of amino acids hooked together by peptide (amide) bonds. The general formula is RC=ONR.

Answer 4

A general formula is C6H12O6.

Answer 5

[c14 h30]