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Amino acids are saturated methanes. Justify. ​

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Answered by navamisreejajimmy200
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Amino acids are substituted methanes because they contain four substituent groups, hydrogen; carboxyl group, amino group and a variable group these substituents are present on the a-carbon and hence, are called a-amino acids.

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