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In the spaces provided below, use Lewis structures to show each entire chemical reaction between the two given reactants. Then, indicate the hybridization of each central atom. Do not name the products

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b) Amino acids can react with each other to form amides (peptide bonds) and water.
Amides are an important component of proteins. Given the following amino acids,
react the N end of one amino acid with the acid group of the other amino acid.
H2N-
CH -C
OH
H2N-
CH-
HO-
CH3
alanine
glycine
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