Question

The table lists some compounds found in foods and their formulas.
Based on this information, which of these statements is NOT true?
CLEAR

Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

the number of molecule won't be twice as fructose has 12 hydrogen molecules and lactose has 22 hydrogen molecules

Answer 2

From the given statements, the statement saying that the number of atoms in Lactose is twice the number of atoms in Fructose is not correct. Thus option A is correct.

The given molecules in the list are Glutamine, Lactose, fructose, and Sorbitol.

The number of atoms in the following compounds is:

• Glutamine = 20 atoms
• Lactose = 45 atoms
• Fructose = 24 atoms
• Sorbitol = 26 atoms.

Statement A says that the number of atoms in Lactose is twice the number of atoms in Fructose. The twice atoms of Fructose are 48 atoms. The number of atoms of lactose is 45.

Thus statement A is incorrect. Thus option A is correct.

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