Chemistry · Macromolecules
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The amide linkage in Nylon-6,6 has the structure:
- A
–NH2–CO–
- B
–CO-O-
- C
–NH–CO–
- D
–NH–O–CO–
Amide linkage is a covalent bond between COOH and NH2 of the amino acid. The linkage is CONH and a water molecule is eliminated.
This option is incorrect.
In 6,6 Nylon, the monomers are Hexamethylenediamine and Adipic acid. As far as amide linkage is concerned, it is the bond between COOH and NH2 where a water molecule is eliminated.
This option is incorrect.
In 6,6 Nylon, the monomers are Hexamethylenediamine and Adipic acid. As far as amide linkage is concerned, it is the bond between COOH and NH2 where a water molecule is eliminated.
In 6,6 Nylon, the monomers are Hexamethylenediamine and Adipic acid. As far as amide linkage is concerned, it is the bond between COOH and NH2 where a water molecule is eliminated.
This option is incorrect.
In 6,6 Nylon, the monomers are Hexamethylenediamine and Adipic acid. As far as amide linkage is concerned, it is the bond between COOH and NH2 where a water molecule is eliminated.
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