The type of molecule that is not created as a result of dehydration synthesis is glucose.
Dehydration synthesis is a common method that leads to larger particles. In this method:
- Two or more small structures bond to create larger structures.
- The bond involves two hydroxyl groups (OH).
- The bond is formed using one of the oxygen atoms, while a molecule of water (H2O) is released.
This process is quite common and it is part of the creation of molecules such as disaccharides and cellulose.
However, this process does not occur in the formation of glucose. Here is the formula that leads to glucose:
- 6CO2 +6H20 = C6H12O6 + 6O2
As you can see even if water is part of the formula water is not being released but added to other products, and therefore it is not an example of dehydration synthesis.
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