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Chargaff's Rule

Energy requir...

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Energy required to break a bond of DNA is approximately

~ 1 eV

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~ 0.1 eV

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~ 0.01 eV

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~ 2.1 eV

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Solution

The correct option is A ~ 1 eV
The bond energy of a DNA molecule is 1 eV, so this will be the energy required to break the bond

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