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The question says here we are asked to match the carbohydrates.
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We are given with certain characters and we are given with certain carbohydrates in the other side.
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We have to match them according to the character.
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So carbohydrates are of three types.
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The monosaccharides and the second one is the dynaccharides.
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And the last one is the polysaccharides.
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Carbohydrates are nothing but simply sugar molecules of different types.
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When it comes to monosaccharides, as the name says monosaccharide.
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So these are the simplest type of carbohydrates or sugar molecules and these are the basic units when it comes to carbohydrates and cannot be hydrolyzed further.
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The dysaccharides are the sugar molecules with two mugonosaccharide units.
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That is, if you hydrolyze charyotes, you will get two monosaccharides.
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And polysaccharides are nothing but the long chains of monosaccharides that are found together by a bond and that bond is the one, which is formed by joining of monosaccharides, monosaccharide unit, it is called as the glycosidic ball.
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So if you hydrolysepolisaccharides, we'll get many units of monosaccharides...