Lesson: Chapter 1 — The Chemical Basis of Life
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Which two monosaccharides join to make sucrose?
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Fructose + glucose → sucrose + water.
The other two combinations are real, but they make different sugars: glucose + glucose gives maltose, found in germinating seeds; galactose + glucose gives lactose, found in milk.
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