Glucose and Fructose Are Different

question 69

Multiple Choice

Glucose and fructose are different

• A)in the number of carbons they possess.
• B)in their proportion in sucrose molecules.
• C)in the way that their atoms are arranged.
• D)in the number of double bonds they possess.
• E)both in the way that their atoms are arranged and in the number of double bonds they possess.

Identify and categorize children's sociometric status based on peer relations and social interactions.

Grasp the concept of basic social goals in individual behavior and group dynamics.

Analyze the impact of social goals on children's competitive and cooperative behaviors.

Understand the significance of sociometric statuses and their implications on children’s social adaptation.

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