Monomers, Polymers and Carbohydrates

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what is a monomer?

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A small chemical compound

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A small chemical unit

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A Large chemical unit

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A large chemical compound

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A small chemical compound

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A large chemical compound

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A large chemical unit

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A small chemical unit

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Multiple monomers joined by chemical bonds

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Monomers and polymers joined by chemical bonds

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when two polymers bond and there is a by product of water

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when polymers and monomers bond and there is a byproduct of water

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when a polymer is broken into two monomers by adding water

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when two monomers form to make a polymer and there is a by product of water

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A chemical bond between two amino molecules

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When a amino and carboxyl are broken as the result of h2o being added

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A chemical bond between two molecules when the carboxyl and amino react

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A chemical bond between two molecules when the carboxyl and amino react and release h2o

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when two polymers bond and water is extracted

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When water is added and two polymers are broken

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when water is added and two monomers bond to make a polymer

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when a polymer and a monomer bond and water is extracted

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Polymers that form to make carbohydrates

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Monomers that form to make carbohydrates

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Complex carbohydrates that can be broken down to make sugar

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Large carbohydrates formed by many Polymers

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Polysaccharide

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Large Monosaccharide

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Disaccharide

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A bond between two disccharides releasing a h2o molecule

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A bond between many Polysaccharides adding a h2o molecule

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A bond between two monosaccharides releasing a h2o molecule

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many disaccharides and monosaccharides joined by glycosidic bonds

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many monosaccharides joined by peptide bonds

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many monosaccharides joined by glycosidic bonds

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many polysaccharides joined by glycosidic bonds

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Soluble in water

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Insoluble in water

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Crystal formations

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Chain formations

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very difficult to break down

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Glucose and Fructose

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Fructose and Galactose

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Glucose and Galactose

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Glucose and Glucose

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Alpha and beta

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used to make plant cell walls and is made from alpha glucose

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used as an energy store for animals and plants and it made from beta glucose

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used as an energy store for humans and animals and it made from alpha glucose

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used as an energy store for humans and animals and is made from beta glucose

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Used to make animals cell walls

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Used to make plant cell walls

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Used as an energy store

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made from alpha glucose

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made from beta glucose

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branched and unbranched

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unbranched

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soluble and easy to break down

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strong and hard to break down

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your body not producing enough lactose

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your body not producing enough lactic acid

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your body not producing enough lactase

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