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PO43- I Understand the 4 represents how many oxygen atoms are bonded to the Phosphate. What exactly does the 3 and its - sign represent? By the image, I can tell the difference between the 3 oxygen atoms and the single isolated one, with the double || symbol, has a different electronic...

I think it means that nitrogen is the element that everything else in the formula is bonded to basically the nucleus of the formula

What makes Creatine Nitrogenous? Its chemical formula is C4H9N3O2 Would it be accurate to assume its also Hydrophillic? It it considered Nitrogenic because Nitrogen seems to be a nucleus its all bonded to? _____________________________________________________________________________________...

There are 20 amino acids and 4 are essential. You can lookup the nutrition facts of anything on google and get results. What I don't like is that google does not tell me which proteins are found in these foods, it just tells you how many grams of anything the food contains.

So globular just means spherical, are globular proteins just red blood cells; then all red blood cells are considered globular proteins. Are all enzymes in the blood red blood cells? Are all red blood cells enzymes? What else in the blood is spherical? What is in the blood other than...

ca·tab·o·lism The breakdown of complex molecules, in living organisms, to form simpler ones, together with the release of energy; destructive metabolism. I don't understand this part of the definition together with the release of energy So anything anti catabolic would be a non breakdown of...

I assumed they represented different dimensions of its position bonded to the phosphate. When you say the solid triangle represents the bond emerging from the plane of the paper are you saying the element is being repelled by the phosphate but still bonded? Whats the difference between a single...

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/70/Phosphat-Ion.svg

You don't understand what the symbols connecting the oxygen atoms to the phosphate atoms? http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/70/Phosphat-Ion.svg

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/70/Phosphat-Ion.svg This image is a depiction for the chemical formula of A phosphate PO4^3− I understand the ^3- represents the the Oxygen atoms. I was wondering what exactly does it mean; I would assume it means the atom has a negative...

Any idea on how the chemical formula would be written out? How many carbon atoms do the zigzags represent after the Oxygen atom?

I was wondering what the upper half of the hexagon represents, I assume the Triangles represent O repeating; and how would this formula be written out in text.