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Classification. Many different types of reactions take place within the cell. Use the following numbers to answer the questions.
Premises:
Two molecules covalently bond into another one.
One or more electrons from one molecule are donated to another molecule.
Moving internal bonds converts one type of organic compound to another.
One molecule gives up a functional group, and a different molecule immediately accepts it.
A molecule splits into two smaller ones.
Responses:
Electron transfer
Functional group transfer
Rearrangement
Condensation
Cleavage
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Two molecules covalently bond into another one.
One or more electrons from one molecule are donated to another molecule.
Moving internal bonds converts one type of organic compound to another.
One molecule gives up a functional group, and a different molecule immediately accepts it.
A molecule splits into two smaller ones.
Premises:
Two molecules covalently bond into another one.
One or more electrons from one molecule are donated to another molecule.
Moving internal bonds converts one type of organic compound to another.
One molecule gives up a functional group, and a different molecule immediately accepts it.
A molecule splits into two smaller ones.
Responses:
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