Question

for a protein to be denatured, which bonds have to be disrupted? non - polar covalent hydrogen peptide ionic bonds

Explanation:

Protein denaturation involves the disruption of non - covalent bonds that maintain its secondary, tertiary, and quaternary structures. Hydrogen bonds, ionic bonds are non - covalent bonds involved in protein folding. Non - polar covalent bonds form the primary structure backbone and are not disrupted during denaturation. Peptide bonds are also part of the primary structure and remain intact during denaturation.

Answer:

hydrogen, ionic bonds