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    Dehydration Synthesis Involves the Removal of a Hydrogen Ion and a Hydroxyl
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Dehydration Synthesis Involves the Removal of a Hydrogen Ion and a Hydroxyl

Question 18

Question 18

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Dehydration synthesis involves the removal of a hydrogen ion and a hydroxyl ion. What happens next?


A) A large polymer is split apart into small monomers.
B) The hydrogen and hydroxyl ions interact to form water.
C) A polysaccharide is released from a monosaccharide.
D) The hydrogen ion becomes an isotope.

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