Which will be attracted to a negatively charged region of a protein? Which will be attracted...

Which will be attracted to a negatively charged region of a protein? Which will be attracted to a negatively charged region of a protein? the O atom in the water molecule a phosphate group the H atom in a C-H bond Cl- the H atom in the water molecule

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H atom of water molecule.

It is asked that which among the given will be attracted to negative region of a Protein, so the answer should be one which has positive charge.

O atom water, phosphate, H atom in C-H bond or Cl- : all contain negative charge.

But, H atom of water molecule has positive charge. (H2O=>H+ + OH- )

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