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Chemistry 121 Winter 2001 Course Notes Principles of Chemistry II Page 8 C6H5CH(NH2)COOH C H NH2 C OH O Note: C6H5 invariably refers to a benzene ring (minus a hydrogen atom). COOH or CO2H invariably refers to an acid group C O OH In these examples the bond angles in many instances are drawn as right angles and the molecules appear planar.
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