What disaccharide breaks down into 2 glucose monomers?

a.) sucrose b.) maltose

c.) lactose d.) starch

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Nigel Hughes

Biology

7 June, 06:10

What disaccharide breaks down into 2 glucose monomers?

a.) sucrose b.) maltose

c.) lactose d.) starch

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Ethen Schneider · Answer 1

Ethen Schneider 7 June, 06:29

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A and b are the correct answers

Wade Harrell · Answer 2

A. And B.

Maltose or as known as malt sugar is a disaccharide combined by a dehydration reaction with two glucose molecules.

The most known disaccharide is sucrose or commonly known as table sugar which is made of the monomers glucose and fructose.

What disaccharide breaks down into 2 glucose monomers?a.) sucrose b.) maltosec.) lactose d.) starch

What disaccharide breaks down into 2 glucose monomers?

a.) sucrose b.) maltose

c.) lactose d.) starch