The chemical formula for simple sugar is
Option(d);
Step-by-step explanation:
- The simple sugar contains six carbon atoms followed by twelve hydrogen atoms and six oxygen atoms in its valence shell.
- Simple sugars are one of the form of carbohydrates that contains up to two sugar molecules that can be easily digested by the human body.
- Single-molecule of sugar is called monosaccharides and when two sugar molecule bonds together result in disaccharides.
- Examples of simple sugars are glucose, fructose, galactose and the most common simple sugar used in home application is sucrose or sugar.