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A carboxyl group has the molecular formula COOH and can be found on the C-terminus of an amino acid, in its polarised state the hydrogen ion dissociates leaving a negative charge.

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	A carboxyl group has the [[~~molecular~~ formula\|molecular formula]] COOH and can be found on the [[C-terminus\|C-terminus]] of an [[~~amino~~ acid\|amino acid]], in its polarised state the [[~~hydrogen~~ ion\|hydrogen ion]] dissociates leaving a [[negative charge~~\|negative charge]]~~.		A carboxyl group has the [[Molecular formula\|molecular formula]] COOH and can be found on the [[C-terminus\|C-terminus]] of an [[Amino acid\|amino acid]], in its polarised state the [[Hydrogen ion\|hydrogen ion]] dissociates leaving a negative charge.