The monomer units of starch are

Question

The monomer units of starch are (A)  α - glucose (B)  β - glucose (C) pyranose (D) galactose

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The monomer unit of starch is α - glucose undersetstarch mathop(C6H12O5)n xrightarrowHydrolysis undersetmaltose mathopC12H22O11 xrightarrowHydrolysis undersetα - textglucose mathopC6H12O6

Q. The monomer units of starch are

$α -$ glucose

$β -$ glucose

pyranose

galactose

The monomer unit of starch is $α -$ glucose $s t a rc h (C_{6} H_{12} O_{5})_{n} Hy d ro l ys i s ma lt ose C_{12} H_{22} O_{11}$ $Hy d ro l ys i s α - glucose C_{6} H_{12} O_{6}$

Q. The monomer units of starch are

α− glucose

β− glucose

pyranose

galactose

The monomer unit of starch is α− glucose starch(C6​H12​O5​)n​​Hydrolysis​maltoseC12​H22​O11​​ Hydrolysis​α−glucoseC6​H12​O6​​

$α -$ glucose

$β -$ glucose

The monomer unit of starch is $α -$ glucose $s t a rc h (C_{6} H_{12} O_{5})_{n} Hy d ro l ys i s ma lt ose C_{12} H_{22} O_{11}$ $Hy d ro l ys i s α - glucose C_{6} H_{12} O_{6}$