Only One of the Following Molecules Is a Naturally Occurring

question 73

Multiple Choice

Only one of the following molecules is a naturally occurring sugar. Which of the following statements is a reason that only one of the sugars is naturally occurring?

• A) Naturally occurring sugars do not have multiple hydroxyl groups on a single carbon.
• B) D-sugars are much more common than l-sugars.
• C) Naturally occurring sugars are polyhydroxylated.
• D) Naturally occurring sugars contain a carbonyl.
• E) All of the above are true statements.

Identify the significance and characteristics of permanent and temporary accounts.

Understand the role and preparation of worksheets in the accounting process.

Grasp the concepts of adjusting, correcting, and closing entries.

Comprehend the preparation and importance of financial statements.

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Definitions:

Monomers

Small molecules that can join with other similar molecules to form large molecules called polymers, fundamental to the structure of plastics, proteins, and other vital substances.

Poly(vinyl Alcohol)

A water-soluble synthetic polymer, obtained through the polymerization of vinyl acetate followed by partial or complete hydrolysis.

Vinyl Alcohol

An organic compound with the formula CH2=CHOH, known as an enol form of acetaldehyde and used as an intermediate in organic synthesis.

Isotactic Polystyrene

A type of polystyrene where all the phenyl groups are arranged on the same side in a regular pattern along the polymer chain.