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1 General Structure? Functions?
Carbohydrates General Structure? Functions?

2 Monosaccharides or disaccharides?
Sugar Sweetness fructose 173% sucrose 100% glucose 74% maltose 33% galactose lactose 16%

3 dehydration

4 Polysaccharides STORAGE STRUCTURAL SUPPORT Starch glucose monomers
storage of glucose in plants Glycogen glucose monomers storage of glucose in animals STRUCTURAL SUPPORT Cellulose  glucose monomers support in cell walls animals do not have enzyme to digest Chitin modified glucose (add nitrogen group) exoskeleton in arthropods

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