Dehydration Synthesis and Hydrolysis Reactions
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2015
- In this video, Biology Professor (Twitter: @DrWhitneyHolden) describes dehydration synthesis reactions (also known as condensation reactions, which add monomers together to form polymers) and hydrolysis reactions (which break polymers down into monomers).
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i would love to know the mechanism that, how the water is remove or how it causes the breaking down of a bond. which, it was not illustrated here./?
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Lipids are monomers. When they make larger molecules , they form triglycerides.
Is dehydration synthesis the same same as dehydration reaction?
Yes, a dehydration synthesis reaction is the same as a dehydration reaction. It is also sometimes called a condensation reaction. These are all the same thing. The opposite of these is a hydrolysis reaction.
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As long as I know as a polymer scientist, polymer is the same as macromolecules.
Yes, these terms can generally be used interchangeably. I'm sorry if I gave a different impression anywhere.
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