If 50 glucose molecules combine to form 'A' polysaccharide. The general formula of 'A' polysaccharide will be

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If 50 glucose molecules combine to form 'A' polysaccharide. The general formula of 'A' polysaccharide will be (A) C300H600O300  (B) C300H500O250 (C) C300H502O251 (D) C250H500O250

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General formula for polysaccharide is ( C 6 H 10 O 5) n and substituting n=50 we get C300 H 500 O 250

Q. If 50 glucose molecules combine to form 'A' polysaccharide. The general formula of 'A' polysaccharide will be

$C_{300} H_{600} O_{300}$

$C_{300} H_{500} O_{250}$

$C_{300} H_{502} O_{251}$

$C_{250} H_{500} O_{250}$

General formula for polysaccharide is $(C_{6} H_{10} O_{5}) n$ and substituting $n = 50$ we get $C_{300} H_{500} O_{250}$

Q. If 50 glucose molecules combine to form 'A' polysaccharide. The general formula of 'A' polysaccharide will be

C300​H600​O300​

C300​H500​O250​

C300​H502​O251​

C250​H500​O250​

General formula for polysaccharide is (C6​H10​O5​)n and substituting n=50 we get C300​H500​O250​

$C_{300} H_{600} O_{300}$

$C_{300} H_{500} O_{250}$

$C_{300} H_{502} O_{251}$

$C_{250} H_{500} O_{250}$

General formula for polysaccharide is $(C_{6} H_{10} O_{5}) n$ and substituting $n = 50$ we get $C_{300} H_{500} O_{250}$