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In order to answer this question, let's talk about carbohydrates.
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This question says, carbohydrate generally have a molecular formula.
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And remember that the general formula for carbohydrates is like this.
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Carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen atoms, and n here.
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Okay, for example, in the case of glucose, glucose has six carbons.
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In this case, the value for the n in glucose is going to be six.
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So you have that for glucose, the formula for glucose is going to be, if this is 6, you're going to have to multiply this 6 by c, by h, with a 2, and by 0.
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So you have 6 carbons, 12 hydrogen atoms, and 6 oxygen atoms.
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So this is a general formula for carbonase...