how-does-an-amide-linkage-differ-structurally-from-a-carboxyl-group

Question

How does an amide linkage differ structurally from a carboxyl group?

Accepted Answer

An amide linkage contains a nitrogen atom, whereas a carboxyl group contains a hydroxyl group.

Answer

An amide linkage contains a sulfur atom, whereas a carboxyl group contains an oxygen atom.

Answer

An amide linkage contains a methyl group, whereas a carboxyl group contains an amino group.

Answer

An amide linkage contains a phosphate group, whereas a carboxyl group contains a carbonyl group.