5.When dehydration occurs, do molecules join together or is a molecule split apart?_________________________________________________________________________ 6.Does hydrolysis involve the addition of water to a molecule or the loss of water from a molecule? _________________________________________________________________________ 7.When hydrolysis occurs, do molecules join together or is a molecule split apart?
5.When dehydration occurs, do molecules join together or is a molecule split apart?_________________________________________________________________________
6.Does hydrolysis involve the addition of water to a molecule or the loss of water from a molecule? _________________________________________________________________________
7.When hydrolysis occurs, do molecules join together or is a molecule split apart?


-When dehydration occurs the molecules of carbohydrates (monosaccharides) are joined together to form disaccharides or polysaccharides(starch).
-Disaccharides are formed when two monosaccharides are joined together by the process of dehydration, when more than two molecules of monosaccharides are combined together through dehydration reaction , it forms polysaccharides(starch).
Answer: Hence answer to question-5 is , when dehydration occurs the molecules of carbohydrates join together.
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