Which molecular rearrangement occurs near proteins due to hydrophobic amino acids?

💡 Explanation

An enhanced hydrogen bond network order appears when proteins approach water because hydrophobic amino acids aggregate, and displace water molecules. This causes the 'Hydrophobic effect'; therefore, water forms stronger hydrogen bonds rather than metallic bonding or increasing covalent bonding.

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