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| contains the element carbon |
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| does not contain the element carbon |
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| a molecule with partial negative and positive charges |
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| attraction of two of the same substances |
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| attraction of two of the same substances |
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| upward movement of a liquid in a tube |
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| compounds of carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen |
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| simplest carbohydrates are the simple sugars |
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| sugar molecules can be bonded together |
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| molecule formed by joining two simple sugars. It is also a double sugar |
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| long chain of repeating units |
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| disaccharides and polysaccharides may be broken apart |
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| this molecule has two parts; a chain of carbon atoms to which hydrogen atoms are bounded and a carboxyl group |
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| 1 carbon atom that is bonded to 1 oxygen atom by a double bond and to an OH group |
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| large molecule consisting of chains of repeating units |
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| organisms storing excess sugar |
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| fatty acids with single carbon-to-carbon bonds |
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| one or more pairs of carbon atoms in the fatty acid molecules are joined together by a double bond or even a triple bond |
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