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Molecule & Reaction Review

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1 Molecule & Reaction Review

2 Identify the following molecule:
Polysaccharide

3 Identify the following molecule:
Monosaccharide

4 Identify the following molecule:
Fat/Lipid

5 What process allows body cells to make large compounds from monomers?
Dehydration Synthesis

6 What process allows the digestive system to breakdown nutrients?
Hydrolysis

7 What type of reaction is occurring?
Dehydration synthesis

8 Identify the following molecule:
Protein

9 Identify the following molecule:
Polyunsaturated Fatty Acid

10 Identify the following molecule:
Saturated Fatty Acid

11 What type of reaction is occurring?
Hydrolysis

12 Identify the following molecule:
Amino Acid

13 Identify the following molecule:
Nucleotide

14 Identify the following molecule:
Enzyme

15 Identify the following molecule:
Amino acid

16 Identify the following molecule:
Nucleic Acid

17 What type of reaction is occurring?
Dehydration synthesis +

18 Identify the following molecule:
Amino acid

19 What type of reaction is occurring?
Hydrolysis

20 What type of reaction is occurring?
Hydrolysis +

21 What type of reaction is occurring?
Dehydration synthesis

22 Identify the following molecule:
Unsaturated fatty acid

23 Identify the following molecule:
Monosaccharide

24 Identify the following molecule:
Disaccharide

25 Where are the peptide bonds?

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