Acidic Hydrogen Atom Quiz

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Which atom behaves as an acid by giving away a hydrogen atom?

  • The oxygen atom
  • The hydrogen atom (correct)
  • The chiral carbon atom
  • The nitrogen atom

What happens to the hydrogen atom in slightly acidic conditions of the blood?

  • It becomes a cation
  • It forms a covalent bond
  • It becomes an anion (correct)
  • It remains unchanged

What is the process called when the negative version of thalidomide is converted to the positive version?

  • Protonation (correct)
  • Racemisation
  • Deprotonation
  • Covalent bonding

What is the result of the process of racemisation?

<p>The conversion of (R) - thalidomide to (S) - thalidomide (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

In which direction can the hydrogen atom join the negative version of thalidomide?

<p>From both the front and the back (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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