Lactic acid is a colorless water-soluble liquid that freezes (or solidifies) at 64.4°F(18°C)—just slightly below normal room temperature. It has the chemical formula C3H6O3.
Create different two models of lactic acid!!!
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Question 8
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D-lactic acid and L-lactic acid produce different effects despite having the same chemical formula. Whose explanation of this phenomena do you agree with more, Rick or Morty? Provide evidence for your claim and explain your reasoning.
PARAGRAPH STARTER: “The reason why D-lactic acid and L-lactic acid produce different effects despite having the same chemical formula is best described by ________(Rick or Morty). I agree with ______ (Rick or Morty) because... Evidence to support my claim can be seen from my model as... This proves... In conclusion..."
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The portion of this POP that will be graded the most strictly is question 7 and 8. Here is the grade breakdown.
Question 2 = 1 point
Question 3 = 1 point
Question 4 = 1 point
Question 5 = 1 point
Question 6 = 1 points
Question 7 = 3 points
Question 8 = 3 points
For a total of 11 points!!!
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According to the video, lactic acid in yogurt is different than the lactic acid in muscles?
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According to the video, how are these two molecules different?
They have different chemical formulas
The arrangement or location of Cl and H atoms are different in both molecules
The arrangement or location of carbon (C) is different in both molecules
According to the video, how are these two molecules different?
The molecules both have the same amount of atoms but different arrangements or locations of atoms in space
The molecules are nucleic
The molecules have dimerism which is the ability to produce energy and the spot and they cannot be split in any way shape or form
According to the video, the phenomenon when two compounds have the same chemical formula but different arrangement or locations of atoms in space is called..