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Johnathon Costa
17 October, 13:12
A monosaccharide is a what?
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Madden Conrad
17 October, 13:22
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Any class of sugars that cannot be hydrolysed to a smipler sugar.
Ex.) glucose
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Emely Bauer
17 October, 16:42
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Monosaccharides are the most basic and un-complex form of a carb (carbohydrate). Some examples would be glucose, as it contains of a structural formula of a carb.
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