What is the difference between polymerization and polycondensation reactions?Select one:1Oa. There are subproducts of polymerizationb. Polymerization and polycondensation are synonymsc. There are no subproducts of polycondensationd. Synthesis of a polysaccharide is polycondensation, synthesis of polyethylene is polymerization

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The cofactor shown below: is an oxidizing agent is a reducing agent is a carrier of acyl groups is flavin mononucleotide The cofactor shown below: CH2 HC OH HC OH HC OH CH2 H₂C NH H H H OH OH NH₂ 1) is an oxidizing agent 2) is a reducing agent 3) is a carrier of acyl groups 4) is flavin mononucleotide
13. Which statement(s) correctly describe this disaccharide? CH2OH CH2OH A. It's the alpha anomer, and it's a reducing sugar. CH-O CH-O OH B. It's the alpha anomer, and it's a nonreducing sugar. CH CH CH CH OH C. It's the beta anomer, and it's a reducing sugar. ОН СН—СH CH-CH D. It's the beta anomer, and it's a nonreducing sugar. OH OH OH
in what groups can we subdivide the amino acids pick one or more A. Amino acids with polar side chains B. amino acids with acidic electrically charged side chains C. amino acid with amphipathic charge side chains D. amino acids with nonpolar side chains E.amino acids with basic electrically charged side chains What is the process of polymerization in proteins? Pick one A. Amino acids are added to a polypeptide strand B. nucleic acids are added to a polypeptide strand C. amino acids are removed from a polypeptide strand D. the cross-linking of different polypeptide strands
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6. Which class or reactions results in the degradation of all macromolecules: a) dehydration synthesis of monomersà polymers with the loss of an H2O with the addition of each monomer b) hydrolysis with the addition of one H2O for each reaction c) oxidation with the loss of an e- d) reduction with the gain of an e-
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