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Question
A condensation reaction joins two molecules with a release of a molecule of:
A condensation reaction joins two molecules with a release of a molecule of:
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Solution
The correct option is B Water
Condensation reaction joins two molecules by releasing a molecule of water. This reaction is responsible for joining of monomer units to form a polymeric biomolecule or biomacromolecules.
ATP is the energy currency of the cell and is used and replenished continuously during metabolic reactions.
Hydrogen is released during dehydrogenation reactions.
NAD+is reduced to NADH during some reactions. NADH is one of the high energy chemical intermediates i.e form in which energy is stored in our body.
Condensation reaction joins two molecules by releasing a molecule of water. This reaction is responsible for joining of monomer units to form a polymeric biomolecule or biomacromolecules.
ATP is the energy currency of the cell and is used and replenished continuously during metabolic reactions.
Hydrogen is released during dehydrogenation reactions.
NAD+is reduced to NADH during some reactions. NADH is one of the high energy chemical intermediates i.e form in which energy is stored in our body.