Recall That Isoleucine and Leucine Can Both Be Written as C₆H₁₃O₂N₁;

question 200

Multiple Choice

Recall that isoleucine and leucine can both be written as C₆H₁₃O₂N₁; however, the structures of these two molecules are not identical (Fig. 2.16) . Thus, isoleucine and leucine are:

• A)polar molecules.
• B)isotopes.
• C)isomers.
• D)reactants.
• E)proteins.

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