5· Cabon uulhos bow many bonds with /4. Nocleotides are the bailding blacks fr d

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5· Cabon uulhos bow many bonds with /4. Nocleotides are the bailding blacks fr d ATP, NAD+ and FAD. S. The fomcfuies from smali 6. Teanom diagnosticty associated withopie repeating units is known as what kind of a oxcklatio d hydrolysis a cwbon hydrogen e decarborylation 7. Which are NOT macomolecules /6. The breakldown of large molocules by the apr- b starches entymaxic adion of water is an example of what lind of reaction? coodensation 8. Which compound is hydrophoblc? bsimgle sagar 7 which maction pesals inthe breakdown of a chemical into simpler substances? d shoml e amino acild d polymerization e both b and c. but not a or d /8. Which i.."building block-ofarbologhate? d methy b auclexdde e e and d above Waich substance is the most common in cellis? b sales and minerals 20. Which of the following inclodes all the others? d methyl b glucose c celulose carbolydrae d methyl 2/. Which of the following is composed of a 1:21 rao of carbon to hydrogen to osye 3 Amino acids are the building biocks for c lipids d nocldic acids. d nucleic acld terold

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5. The answer is C. 4. The outer most shell has four electons, so it needs four more electron to get near octet. So, by taking four electron carbon forms fout covalent bonds.

6. The answer is a. Carbon.

7. The answer is c. nucleotides. Nucleotides are the building blocks of nucleic acids.

8. The answer is d. Glycerol.

9. The answer is b. hydroxyl

10. The answer is d. methyl

11. The answer is c. amino

12. The answer is a. Caroboxyl

13. The answer is a. protein

14. The answr is d. ATP, NAD+ and FAD

15. The answer is c. condensation

16. The answer is d. hydrolysis.

17. The answer is b. hydrolysis.

18. The option d is not clear...post the option in comment.

19. The sanswer is e. water

21. The answer is a. carbohydrate

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