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1 Identifying Biomolecules

2 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

3 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

4 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

5 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

6 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

7 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

8 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

9 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

10 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

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12 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

13 What type of Biomolecule is this. Is it a monomer or polymer
What type of Biomolecule is this? Is it a monomer or polymer? What is its name? justify your answers.

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