If, in a peptide chain, there were 85 amino acids each joined by peptide bonds, there would only be 1 N-terminus group that would be present. The N-terminus group is always the start of the chain of a amino acid chain or a protein or a polypeptide. It refers to the free amine group present that is located at the end part of the chain. So, that no matter how many amino acids in a chain there would always be only one N-terminus group.
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Once these values are put into the equation delta Q=mc delta T it will give you the same value for Q (change in energy) if the same fuel is used
50mL will mean it gets heated quicker making the experiment quicker
200mL would take longer to heat for the same change in temperature causing a longer experiment.</span>
Regenerating is the answer
