TF Ribose is an example of a hexode monomer sugar What sacch

T/F: Ribose is an example of a hexode monomer sugar. What saccharine is formed when glucose and fructose combine? T/F: Cellulose is the most abundant polysaccharide. What is the linkage called that links sugars together?

Solution

The statement is False. Actually Ribose is a pentose monomer sugar. Glucose and fructose combined to form Disaccharide called Sucrose. The statement is True. Cellulose, starch and Glycogen are the most abundant polysaccharides. The linkage by which two sugars are linked together is called Glycosidic linkage or glycosidic bond.