A scientist is examining an organic molecule. She observes that it contains two simple sugars that are linked together. Which organic molecule is she examining?

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Ronan Quillevere · Answer 1 · 2018-12-16T13:40:11+0000

An organic molecule that is composed of two simple sugars are called disaccharides from the prefix di- which means two. Since there are no choices presented, let me just give examples of disaccharides which include sucrose, lactose, and maltose.

A scientist is examining an organic molecule. She observes that it contains two simple sugars that are linked together. Which organic molecule is she examining?

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