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21. All are properties of water. EXCLUDING:



22. Which property of water helps to maintain the fluidity of membrane?



23. Carbohydrates are organic molecules and contains three elements:



24. Which one is an example of disaccharides?



25. Polysaccharides in plants are synthesized by the process of:



26. Glyceraldehyde and dihydroxyacetone are examples of:



27. Erythrose is a type of monosaccharides which is commonly is known as :



28. Glycosidic linkage between glucose and fructose is :



29. Percentage of glucose normally in human body is:



30. Polysaccharide found most commonly in grains and seeds is:



31. The most abundant organic compound on the planet earth is:



32. The molecule used by most of the animals for long term energy storage is :



33. Carbohydrates contain:



34. Acyl-glycerols like fats and oils are esters formed by condensation reaction between:



35. Which lipid is totally hydrophobic or insoluble:



36. When glycerol reacts with fatty acid, which type of chemical bond will form ?



37. Triose and glycerol is used in the synthesis of :



38. What is the ester of fatty acids and long chain alcohol called?



39. Which type of leucoplast stores lipids:



40. Lecithin is formed by combining phosphatidic acid with:



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