When two monosaccharides condese to form a disaccharide what is the other prduct

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When two monosaccharides condese to form a disaccharide what is the other prduct of the reaction?

When two amino acids condense to form a dipeptide, what is the other product of the reaction? Enter the molecular formula. Amino acids have structural polarity. By convention, we define this polarity as running from the alpha-N atom to the alpha-C atom. When two amino acids come together to form a dipeptide by dehydration synthesis, the sense of the dipeptide is defined by reading from the free alpha-N atom on the left, along the backbone of the peptide bond, to the free C-alpha bond at the right of the structure as shown. Click the "play" button to view this sense. When two monosaccharides condense to form a disaccharide, what is the other product of the reaction? Enter the molecular formula.

Explanation / Answer

When two amino acids combine other product formed is water formula is H2O.

When two monosaccarides combines and form disaccaride, the other product formed is water formula is H2O.

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