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Number (2) is a phosphate moiety part of H3PO4 Number (3) is a carbohydrate. It is a hexose sugar…

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Which two molecules are lipids and are they lower or higher numbered lipids and are they steroid, fat, or phospholipid?

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Number (2) is a phosphate moiety part of H₃PO₄
_{Number (3) is a carbohydrate. It is a hexose sugar called D fructose (ketohexose).}
_Number₍₄₎_{is an amino acid serine.}
_{Number (5) is a nucleotide purine more precisely it is an adenine molecule.}
_Number₍₆₎_{is an amino acid isoleucine.}
_{Number (7) is again a carbohydrate sugar ribose.}
Number (1) and (8) are lipids.