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16 January, 21:13

What is starch? what type of macromolecule is it?

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    Starch is a polymer. It is composed entirely of repeating molecules of (alpha) glucose molecules. Since it is composed of repeating units of glucose, a sugar, it is classed as a polysaccharide. Nutritionally it may also be referred to as a carbohydrate.
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