GreenAmine
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Wow, I didn't mean to trigger you man. Please calm down.Sure but your not speaking in terms of proteins where intramolecular interactions are absolutely able to denature the fragile proteins. In this situation the solvent (bac water) is the same. If there's no change to solution there would be no visible precipitation of protein which is exactly what happened.
Not like I have a degree in biochemistry too brother, your not the only smart guy here.
But there was a change to the solution: a new solute was added. And yes, I wasn't speaking of intramolecular interactions (which ones are you alluding to, specifically?), I was purely focusing on intermolecular interactions, since those were the most pertinent given the conditions.
And I never said that it wasn't denatured; I said that just because precipitation is present does not automatically indicate denaturation.