13. Which of the following structures common to steroids?

Q: What functional groups does capsaicine belong to?

A: Capsaicine, the compound contains phenol, ether, amide, and alkene functional groups. It is an…

Q: <p>What is a lipid? What roles do lipids play in living organisms?

A: The organic compounds which are insoluble in nature and consist of oil and fat are termed as lipids.…

Q: A. Fats are solids and oils are liquids at room temperature. C. Both fats and oils are…

A: Fat and oils both are organic compounds, and commonly called triglycerides, present in our body and…

Q: WHat is  Glucose ?

A: Glucose is defined as a simple sugar which has a molecular formula of C6H12O6, it is made from…

Q: -are soft, pliable waxes used im ressions, carding waxes b. sticky waxes c. boxing and utility waxes…

A: First we would define each type of wax : 1.) Carding wax : This wax is used for dental purpose. This…

Q: Glucose and fructose both have the same molecular formula but they different structurally*

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Q: How many amino acids Humans can synthesize ?

A: There are about 20 amino acids that are present in the human body, that make up the proteins in the…

Q: What is a glycosidic linkage?

A: The ring shaped sugar molecule bonded to other molecule is called a glycoside, in which the sugar…

Q: Can amino acids exist in solid state? if yes, what's the reason to it?

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Q: Explain the similarities and differences between waxes and triglycerides in terms of chemical…

A: 6. Answer - Similarities between wax and triglycerides - Triglycerides are formed from the reaction…

Q: The peptide bond joining amino acids into proteins has what organic functional group? A) amide B)…

A: The joining  of amino  acids  in proteins

Q: How many different tripeptides can be formed from the three amino acids?

A: An organic compound containing a carboxylic acid group and amino group on the same carbon atom whose…

Q: 4 Draw the common types ofglycosidic linkages

A: The carbon-oxygen-carbon linkage through which two monosaccharides are joined together to form a…

Q: Which type of linkage, α or β, would you expect to join the sugar molecules ofglycogen?

A: Carbohydrates are biomolecules which are composed of certain monomer units, called as…

Q: Discuss the Steroids structure?

A: Stereochemistry is branch of chemistry in which we deal with arrangement of atoms in molecules.

Q: When is saponification used in food science (hence in fat processing)?

A: Saponification : Saponification (alkaline hydrolysis) is an important aspect of carotenoid analysis…

Q: show the chemical equasions how alanines and glutamine can be combines to give two different…

A: By combining the amino acids alanine and glutamine, four different peptides can be formed.  These…

Q: 1. Which of the following is not a type of lipid? A. fat B. oil C. steroid D. starch E. wax

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Q: How many chiral carbons in the given structure?

A: The atomic number of a carbon atom is 6 with an electronic configuration 1s2 2s2 2p2. The valency of…

Q: Is the molecule a mixed or a simple triglyceride?

A: Since you have asked multiple question, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

Q: Identify the chemical reactions of triglycerides. Discuss extensively.

A: Triglycerides are the fats which are digested in the body and also it is taken as diet which is…

Q: What is the description for the term rancidity of oils?

A: When the oil comes in presence of air or moisture or other bacteria's present in atmosphere, they…

Q: Explain the Steroid Structure ?

A: Steroids are an example of lipids. They are biologically active organic compounds and are insoluble…

Q: Which fatty acid would you expect to be have the lowest melting point?

A: given find out the lowest melting point of fatty acid

Q: Illustrate the Glycoside Formation ?

A: Glycoside is the molecule in which sugar is bonded to the functional group via a glycosidic bond. We…

Q: Which isomer of glucose is this, and what would a polysaccharide of this monomer be called?

A: a ) given isomer is alpha isomer of glucose.

Q: O a. the glycosidic bond between the glucose units

A: In this question, asked that difference between amylose and cellulose.

Q: Above the gelatinization temperature, a. collagen protein turns to gelatin b. trans fatty acid…

A: option d i.e. starch granules lose their crystallinity is the correct answer. Above the…

Q: Explain the Steroids Structure?

A: Steroids can be defined as an anti-inflammatory medicines that are helpful in treating a range of…

Q: Are lipids polar or nonpolar?

A: Lipids are composed of hydrocarbons which are the building blocks of a structure in the living cells…

Q: What are emulsions? State one application of emulsification.

A: Emulsions are defined as the mixing of two or more liquids combine but the liquids combining are…

Q: Draw the general structure of steroids.

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Q: Explain the composition of triglyceride.

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Q: Proteins have a special structure that is affected or changed by many factors. What…

A: Protein is a naturally occurring complex substance which consists of amino acid residues which are…

Q: Examine the following model of a portion of a carbohydrate and classify the molecule.

A: Carbohydrates are the organic compounds that contain poly hydroxyl groups along with either aldehyde…

Q: example of steroid compounds

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Q: How many constitutional isomers are possible for a triglyceride containing one molecule each of…

A: The three different constitutional isomers of the triglyceride is given as,

Q: Explain how unsaturations affect the properties of fats and oils. Compare theproperties of saturated…

A: Unsaturated fat or oil is that which have double bond in fatty acid chain. Depending on the number…

Q: Products such as canola oil are advertised as “polyunsaturated. “Are there any double  bonds in the…

A: •POLYUNSATURATED FATTY ACID:-Fatty acid are long chain hydrocarbon which contains more than…

Q: Generally speaking, are fatty acid molecules polar or nonpolar or both? What type of forces hold…

A: Fatty acids consist of long hydrocarbon chain attached to carboxyl group.  Fatty acids are the…

Q: >What is a steroid? List some functions of steroids.

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Q: Which amino acids on proteins can form glycosidic linkages? Select one: a. Cysteine and methionine…

A: Glycosidic bond is the bond which joins two carbohydrate molecules or carbohydrates with proteins.

Q: What is margarine

A: Margarine is made up of vegetable oils that contains unsaturated fats which reduced the bad LDL…

Q: Glucose has which functional group?

A: Glucose is considered as a simple sugar having molecular formula of C6H12O6 and it is a reducing…