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 A single Amino Acid contains 2 Oxygen atoms and 4 Hydrogen atoms plus the number of H and O in the R group. The final total largely depends on the R group (there are 20 different kinds) that is present in the amino acid, and each R group may vary in the number of Oxygen and Hydrogen atoms present.
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The number of hydrogen atoms which are compared to the number of oxygen atoms in each amino acid because:

  • One amino acid contains 2 oxygen atoms and 4 hydrogren atoms

A hydrogen atom is an atom of hydrogen which contains one positively charged proton and a negatively charged electron and is held together by a nucleus.

As a result of this, when comparing the number of hydrogen atoms and the number of oxygen atoms, it is important to note that they have different number in the R group and each R group may be different in the number of atoms.

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