Asked by qwerty

Nicotine is a small molecule produced by the tobacco plant Nicotiana tabacum. Nicotine is produced by the plant to discourage herbivores. In low doses, such as those experienced by tobacco users, it is a stimulant that leads to mild euphoria. In high doses, it acts as a potent neurotoxin. In these high doses, it has been used as an insecticide.

a) The nicotine molecule is capable of making strong hydrogen bonds. Change nicotine into a different molecule, one that can no longer make any hydrogen bonds.

b) The nicotine molecule cannot make ionic bonds. Change nicotine into a different molecule, one that can now can make ionic bonds.

c) The nicotine molecule is slightly hydrophobic. Change nicotine into a different molecule, one that is more hydrophilic.
Answered by hell
a- remove all nitrogen
Answered by H.
I see you're trying to get through Lander's exam also
Answered by Anonymous
Anyone for part B?
Answered by Anonymous
C- add OH to the nitrogen with the line sticking out
Answered by $adi3
part c help
Answered by $adi3
ooops:o part b
Answered by DOPE
Part C. Help!!!
Answered by Anonymous
c answer is there (4th dot)

B help!!!
Answered by lizzy
b anyone, stuck :p
Answered by kdk
B please im stuck
Answered by john
in need of part b like frustration
Answered by lily
B! i need B, my brain sucks and won't answer B
Answered by Anonymous
come on plz
Answered by kdk
come on man anyone please i need this to pass this test
Answered by bella
B - Make both Nitrogens charged (+) so they'll be +HN and NH+
Answered by Mary Ann
Part C: Another solution -- Remove hydrophobic part(s) of the molecule. Deleting carbon atoms is one way to do this.
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