Deoxyribose differs from glucose because it: a) Contains 5 carbon atoms b) Is a polysaccharide c) Is a hexose d) Contains twice as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen atoms

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Deoxyribose differs from glucose because it:

a) Contains 5 carbon atoms
b) Is a polysaccharide
c) Is a hexose
d) Contains twice as many hydrogen atoms as oxygen atoms

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I think it's d but I am not too sure

Agilefall answered Feb 25, 2022

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