9.8. When two amino acids join together, they form a (name of this molecule). What is the name for the type of bond that forms between amino acids? The sweet stuff. Carbohydrates are also called sugars and have the general chemical formula (CH2O)n. Based on this formula, glucose, which contains six carbons (n = 6) would have a specific chemical formula of C,H12O6. Most sugars appear as a ring of carbons with oxygen and hydrogens attached. 10.1. Refer to figure 3.6, then draw and label both glucose and fructose below. %3D 10.2. Look at these two carbohydrates carefully. Both have the chemical formula C,H12O6, yet they have different names and different chemical properties. What accounts for this difference if they have the same number of carbons, hydrogens and oxygens?

9.8. When two amino acids join together, they form a (name of this molecule). What is the name for the type of bond that forms between amino acids? The sweet stuff. Carbohydrates are also called sugars and have the general chemical formula (CH2O)n. Based on this formula, glucose, which contains six carbons (n = 6) would have a specific chemical formula of C,H12O6. Most sugars appear as a ring of carbons with oxygen and hydrogens attached. 10.1. Refer to figure 3.6, then draw and label both glucose and fructose below. %3D 10.2. Look at these two carbohydrates carefully. Both have the chemical formula C,H12O6, yet they have different names and different chemical properties. What accounts for this difference if they have the same number of carbons, hydrogens and oxygens?

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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