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why do amino acids have high melting point and are soluble in water ?

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Amino acids have high melting point and are soluble in water:

  • Due to the high ionic attractions among the compounds of amino acids, they will have high melting points.
  • They are soluble in water because water is a polar solvent which is having large dipole moment for their molecules.
  • Usually, the melting points of amino acids are from 200 – 300-degree centigrade.
  • This is because the amino acids have very strong ionic attractions between its compounds.
  • It requires much energy to break those attractions to make it melt. So it requires a high amount of heat.
  • As the compounds of amino acids are having very strong ionic attractions, and when it is placed in water those attractions are replaced by molecules of water.

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