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Biomolecules_Carbohydrates

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Shortened video on carbohydrate biomolecules with questions per segment. Note that you can zoom in on the attached images by clicking the magnifying icon in the corner of the picture.

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Shortened video on carbohydrate biomolecules with questions per segment. Note that you can zoom in on the attached images by clicking the magnifying icon in the corner of the picture.

by Marian VICTORIA
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1

Which of the following is not a simple sugar (monosaccharides)?

2

What does the combination of fructose and glucose make?

3

Which of the following is an example of polysaccharide?

4

Determine the position of the hydroxyl group (-OH) in this mannose

5

What do you call this kind of projection?

6

How many carbon atom/s is/are present in this compound?

7

Which of the following is the correct functional group of fructose and glucose?

8

Classify this compound based on the number of carbon and the functional group present

9

Which of the following best describes an epimer?

10

Identify what functional group is present in this compound?

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