How are the molecules of Sugar and Fat Similar?
How are the molecules of Sugar and Fat Different?
Compare molecules C6H12O6 (Sugar/Glucose) and C16H32O2 (Fat/Lipids)
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C= one carbon atom. C6 = 6 carbon atoms in the molecule
H = one hydrogen atom. H12 = 12 hydrogen atoms in the molecule
O = one oxygen atom. O6 = 6 oxygen atoms in the molecule
The fat and sugar molecules both have _______ _______ and _______ atoms in each molecule.
Fat molecules have _______ oxygen atoms than sugar but _______ carbon and hydrogen atoms. (blanks 4 and 5 should say either "more" or "less")