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Re: Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... going to assume you don't know what "valency" means, because hydrogen does not have a lot of valency! It can only bond to one other atom. Thats why I said the last 4 have more valency--I did not include hydrogen. ...
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Re: Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... think it is much more than it is, you haven't taken into account polar bonds(of which there are a lot in hemoglobin due to H, N, O), the stress ... believe referring to dipole-dipole bonds. Most amino acids are made of hydrogen bonds, with one end being acid H+ and the other basic OH-. This ...
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Any SOLID arguments against evolution?... took the single atoms out of their amino acid arrangements, they could bond a vast number of ways, That's true but you have to consider how many ... going to assume you don't know what "valency" means, because hydrogen does not have a lot of valency! It can only bond to one other atom. ...
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Re: Has anyone used the ChemSketch program to build molecules?... for a response to this post, Chemsketch automatically creates covalent bonds between elements. If you want to make hydroxide, make water by clicking on oxygen. Then select hydrogen and mousedown on the hydrogen and drag the cursor. You should see a bond being ...
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