Answer:
At the dimer-dimer interface there might be acting non-covalent forces (van der waals, Hidrogene bridges, hydrophobic forces)
At the monomer-monomer interface there might be covalent forces acting (disulfide bridges).
Explanation:
On the SDS-PAGE application works by disrupting non-covalent bonds in the proteins, and so denaturing them. Therefore, the disulfide bridges won´t be disrupted, so the monomers will remain bounded.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
Technically none of them are completely correct, however the Professor likely just wants you to recognize that endothermic means absorbing heat which therefore means that the product should be hotter than than the reactants.
I am 95 percent sure the answer in C
The car with the higher velocity would have a more impactful momentum.
