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In peptide formation, -NH(2) group of on...

 In peptide formation, `-NH_(2)` group of one molecule condenses with

A

`-COOH` group of same molecule

B

`-COOH` group of another molecule

C

`-COCl` group of another molecule

D

`-NH_(2)` group of another molecule

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The correct Answer is:
B

`alpha` amino acids combines as
`H_(2)N-overset(R)overset(|)CH-COOH+H_(2)N-overset(R)overset(|)Ch-COOH to H_(2)N-overset(R)overset(|)CH-CO-NH-overset(R)overset(||)C-OH`
Hence `-NH_(2)` group of one molecule condenses with `-COOH` group of another molecules.
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