why-are-non-covalent-bonds-considered-important-in-the-structure-of-macromolecul

Question

Why are non-covalent bonds considered important in the structure of macromolecules?

Accepted Answer

Their additive nature allows them to collectively stabilize structures.

Answer

They are strong and form permanent structures.

Answer

They are irrelevant to macromolecular structure.

Answer

They only affect the solubility of macromolecules.