the dopamine molecule is capable of making strong hydrogen bonds. edit the dopamine molecule so it can no longer make strong hydrogen bonds. this is the dopamine molecule.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

can anyone please tell me how to edit it inorder for the dopamine to no longer make strong hydrogen bonds? or could someone send me a pic of how the diagram should look after it been edited

abb0t · Answer

You could add a protecting group on the molecule, dehydrate the alcohol groups/ amine groups. I really am not 100% sure. But those could be some suggestions

chmvijay · Answer

The hydrogen bond is due to two adjacent -OH groups that are ortho 
if u make them meta or para  they will be away and it will reduce the hydrogen bonding between them

anonymous · Answer

Actually, just delete the -OH groups. It solves the problem. ;)

anonymous · Answer

i tried deleting them but they told me the answer was wrong

anonymous · Answer

This is how it should look like.

abb0t · Answer

No. The amine group and the alcohol groups are both capable of hydrogen bonding. Rayvan'S STtruCtURE is correct.

anonymous · Answer

rayvan21 you're the best.... thanks.. we should tlk on msn so u could help me with the other two i got. hehe. this is hard. thanks u saved me

anonymous · Answer

the dopamine molecule cannot make ionic bonds. how can you edit the dopamine molecule so it can now make ionic bonds

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thanx..u helped me also..