A carbohydrate composed of three to ten sugar molecules is called a(n) A) single

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A carbohydrate composed of three to ten sugar molecules is called a(n) A) single carbohydrate B) disaccharide C) oligosaccharide D) polysaccharide E) monosaccharide Which of the following best describes the sugar D-galactose? A) D-aldohexose D) L-ketohexose B) D-ketohexose E) D-aldopentose C) L-aldohexose Which of the following corresponds to the definition of an aldopentose ? l. It is a monosaccharide. II. It contains a CHO group III. It is a disaccharide. IV. It is an oligosaccharide. A) 1 and 11 D) 1 and 111 B) 11 and 111 E) I. II. and III C) Land IV Which of the following compounds is a D-sugar? What is the relationship between the following compounds? At which carbon are the following sugars epimers of each other? A) C-1 B) C- 2 C) C - 3 D) C - 4 E) C - 5

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Ans 1. C. Oligosaccharide

The carbohydrate with one and two sugar moiety is called as monosaccharide and disaccharide respectively

The one with more than 10 sugar molecules is called as polysaccharide.

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