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Carbohydrates Carbohydrates that cannot be broken down into simpler units are called monosaccharides. Classify monosacharides by the number of carbons or the type of carbonyl group present. How do I create a concept map? l How am I graded? l Switch to keyboard version a hexose linked by a glycosidic bond are called a ketose (keto) linked by multiple glycosidic bonds are called a pentose which contain a 3-carbon a triose chain are called an aldose (aldo) which contain a 5-carbon chain are called disaccharides which contain a 6-carbon chain are called monosaccharides with a ketone group are called polysaccharides with an aldehyde group are called

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which contain a 6-carbon chain are called a hexose

with a ketone group are called a ketose (keto)

which contain a 6-carbon chain are called a pentose

which contain a 6-carbon chain are called a triose

with an aldehyde group are called an aldose (aldo)

linked by a glycosidic bond are called disaccharide

linked by multiple glycosidic bonds are called polysaccharides

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