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1. Why is glucose rather than sucrose given intravenously? 2. Define hydrolysis. In what way does HCl act to hydrolyze sucrose or starch? Hydrolysis is the process of cleavage of chemical bonds on addition of water. A carbohydrate is broken into its component sugar molecules by hydrolysis. HCl act as catalyst in hydrolysis of sucrose and starch. 3. When a doctor informs you that there is sugar in your urine, what sugar is he talking about? 4. Why should potatoes be cooked before they are eaten?

          1. Why is glucose rather than sucrose given intravenously?

2. Define hydrolysis. In what way does HCl act to hydrolyze sucrose or starch?
Hydrolysis is the process of cleavage of chemical bonds on addition of water. A carbohydrate is broken into its component sugar molecules by hydrolysis. HCl act as catalyst in hydrolysis of sucrose and starch.

3. When a doctor informs you that there is sugar in your urine, what sugar is he talking about?

4. Why should potatoes be cooked before they are eaten?

1. Why is glucose rather than sucrose given intravenously?

2. Define hydrolysis. In what way does HCl act to hydrolyze sucrose or starch?
Hydrolysis is the process of cleavage of chemical bonds on addition of water. A carbohydrate is broken into its component sugar molecules by hydrolysis. HCl act as catalyst in hydrolysis of sucrose and starch.

3. When a doctor informs you that there is sugar in your urine, what sugar is he talking about?

4. Why should potatoes be cooked before they are eaten?

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