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PVC vinyl sleeves can sometimes leave white marks, especially when they come into contact with certain materials under specific conditions, such as high temperatures or humidity levels. These white marks are typically due to a chemical reaction or residue from the plasticizers used in the PVC material. Plasticizers are added to PVC to make it more flexible and durable, but over time, they can migrate to the surface, leaving behind a white residue. The likelihood of this happening can depend on the quality of the PVC vinyl and the environmental conditions it's subjected to. To prevent or minimize white marks, it's advisable to store items in sleeves made from high-quality, archival-grade PVC or to consider alternatives like polyethylene or polypropylene sleeves, which do not contain plasticizers and are less likely to react with stored items.
Amino acids, the building blocks of proteins, exhibit chiral properties except for glycine which is achiral due to its two hydrogen atoms attached to the central carbon. Chirality in amino acids refers to the spatial arrangement of atoms around the central carbon, making them mirror images (enantiomers) that cannot be superimposed. Amino acids in nature are primarily in the L-configuration when considering the Fischer projection, which is based on the orientation of the amino group. However, when discussing the R/S nomenclature, which comes from Latin terms "Rectus" (right) and "Sinister" (left) and is determined by the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog priority rules, most amino acids appear in the S-configuration due to the arrangement of their substituents around the chiral center. An exception to this is cysteine. Due to the presence of a sulfur atom in its side chain, which has a higher atomic number than the oxygen found in other side chains, the configuration of cysteine is R when applying the Cahn-Ingold-Prelog rules. Thus, while nearly all naturally occurring amino acids have the L-configuration when applying the Fischer projection, cysteine is noteworthy for having an R-configuration when considering the R/S system based on its atomic properties.
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