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How are the pumps classified?
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Hello Today we'll be talking about classifying carbohydrates. Some carbohydrates are molecules, the biological molecules that contain only carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. And we classify them because of the relative amounts of these elements in the molecules. So a carbohydrate might have C six n h 10 en plus two. You should be the same end and then 05 n plus one glucose would be an example of a carbohydrate where n equals one which gives us the chemical formula of C six, h 12 06 And we called glucose as a result, a mano sacha ride. So hopefully this rule here helps you classify various biological molecules as carbohydrates. Thank you.
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