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1.3 Carbohydrates- disaccharides and polysaccharides Flashcards

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what is a disaccharide?

A

pair of monosacchaides

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what are examples of monosaccharides that make up disaccharides?

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glucose+glucose= maltose
glucose+frunctose= sucrose
glucose+galactose= lactose
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how are disaccharides formed?

A

condensation reaction

  • molecule of water is removed
  • glycosidic bond
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what bonds are in disaccharides?

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glycosidic bond

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5
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how are disaccharides breoken down?

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hydrolysis

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what is the process of hydrolysis?

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water is added

breaks glycosidic bond

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what is the test for non reducing sugars?

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  • 2cm^3 food sample in liquid form + 2cm^3 benedicts reagent in test tube
  • put in gently boiling water bath for 5 mins
    • solutin remains blue= no reducing sugar
  • 2cm^3 food sample+2cm^3 hydrochloric acid in test tube
  • put in gently boiling water bath for 5 mins
    • sodium hydrocarbonate solution
    • 2cm^3 benedicts reagent in test tube
  • put in gently boiling water bath for 5 mins
    • turns orange/brown= non reducing sugar present
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8
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why is dilute hydrochloric acid added in the test for non reducing sugars?

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to hydrolyse any disaccharides into its constituent monosaccharides

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why is sodium hydrocarbonate solution added in the test for non reducing sugars?

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to neutralise hydrochloric acid

benedics reagent doesnt work in acidic conditions

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10
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how will you get a positive result from the benedicts reagent in the test for non reducing sugars?

A

reducing sugars (mnonosaccharides) produced from the hydrolysis of the non reducing sugar

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what are polysaccharides ?

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polymers- formed by combining many monosaccharides

-condensation reactions- glycosidic bonds

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how are polysaccharides formed?

A

condensation reaction

  • molecule of water is removed
  • glycosidic bond
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13
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what bonds are in polysaccharides?

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-glycosidic bond

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14
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what is produced when polysaccharides are hydrolysed?

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disaccharides/monosaccharides

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15
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what size are polysaccharide molecules?

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large

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16
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what is the test for starch?

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  • place 2cm^3 sample into test tube
  • add 2 drops of iodine
  • shake/stir
    • blue/black colouration= starch present

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