Carbons

... glucose but under the form of sucrose. Second, it's not that easy. you see the direct product of photosynthesis are organic trioses (sugars with 3 carbons). if these trioses are kept in the chloroplast, they are used to make starch. If they are exported into the cytoplasm, they are used to make ...

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i don't understand. it's not 6 glucose that are used; there are 6 carbons in a glucose molecule. a glucose enters the glycolisis process and the products of glycolisis are 3 carbon molecules -- that is, pyruvate. glycolisis produces 2 molecules of pyruvate.

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... would be much appreciated. How Many ATP's Are Found In One Tri-Glycoside (Fat Molecule) with Three fatty acid tails? Each fatty acid tale is 18 carbons long. I am looking for good web links to understand ATP's better, videos or any general tips please help.

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... points out, the full valence of carbon is 4. It will prefer to share its four electrons with its bonding partners. The structure as drawn has the carbons sharing only three electrons (one for each bond) which means that each carbon has a non-bonded electron. That makes it an acetylene diradical. ...

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No P,N, R, M, U, S Hint: has 5 carbons Hint #2: Occurs in fruit Hint #3: Can have a laxative effect _ _ L _ T _ L

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