C stands for carbon; O oxygen; H hydrogen. - indicates a single bond; = a double bond;= a triple bond.

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C stands for carbon; O oxygen; H hydrogen. - indicates a single bond; = a double bond;= a triple bond

Glucose Molecule (carbohydrate) C C C C C C H H H H H OH HOH HO C 6 H 12 O 6 Substance: Formula: Energy: 1,693.9 kcal / mole

Amino Acid (protein) C C N C C N H H H C C O H H S H H H H H OH Substance: Energy: 1,548.7 kcal / mole

Triglyceride fat (Lipid) Substance: Energy: 7,071.5 kcal / mole

7,071.5 kcal / mole (9 cal / gram) 1,548.7 kcal / mole (4 cal / gram) 1,693.9 kcal / mole (4 cal / gram) Carbohydrate: Protein: Lipid: