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Chemistry, 25.12.2021 18:20 Jaimsters

50 points for anyone who answeres properly. How does a structure of a triglyceride differ from the reaction of fructose? Triglycerides and fructose are both monomers, but they differ in how they bond to other monomers.

Fructose forms large polymers by the process of hydrolysis, while a triglyceride forms monomers by the process of dehydration.

Fructose is a form of carbohydrate, while a triglyceride is a lipid.

A triglyceride is a polymer, while fructose is a monomer.

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