Chemistry for Nurses
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92 CHEMISTRY FOR NURSES NH 2 (known as amine and resembling in some ways ammonia, NH 8 ), has been inserted.
Not that proteids are composed exclusively of these. There are other atom groups, such as, for instance, aromatic groups (the closed rings of carbon atoms referred to in the Chapter on Organic Chemistry ; see page 62).
Classes of Proteids. But before we get too deeply involved in their chemical structure let us get acquainted a little more closely with some of the proteids themselves. Th...e number of different pro- teids is almost unlimited. Each animal or plant possesses at least several proteids, and it is likely that no two proteids in separate species of animals or plants are identical. This is readily understood when we think of the complexity of the proteid mole- cule and remember that the shifting in position of a few atoms makes a new substance. We will discuss three principal classes of proteids, the simple pro- teids, the compound proteids, and the albuminoids.
Simple Proteids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
92 CHEMISTRY FOR NURSES NH 2 (known as amine and resembling in some ways ammonia, NH 8 ), has been inserted.
Not that proteids are composed exclusively of these. There are other atom groups, such as, for instance, aromatic groups (the closed rings of carbon atoms referred to in the Chapter on Organic Chemistry ; see page 62).
Classes of Proteids. But before we get too deeply involved in their chemical structure let us get acquainted a little more closely with some of the proteids themselves. Th...e number of different pro- teids is almost unlimited. Each animal or plant possesses at least several proteids, and it is likely that no two proteids in separate species of animals or plants are identical. This is readily understood when we think of the complexity of the proteid mole- cule and remember that the shifting in position of a few atoms makes a new substance. We will discuss three principal classes of proteids, the simple pro- teids, the compound proteids, and the albuminoids.
Simple Proteids.
What to read after Chemistry for Nurses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reuben Ottenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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