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Biological Polymers

Biological Polymers. What are they?. Definition. Biological Polymers are large molecules formed by many monomers joined together. . Polymers in us. Carbohydrates: Made by joining together monosaccharides (single sugars). Fats: Made by joining fatty acids to glycerol.

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Biological Polymers

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  1. Biological Polymers What are they?

  2. Definition • Biological Polymers are large molecules formed by many monomers joined together.

  3. Polymers in us • Carbohydrates: Made by joining together monosaccharides (single sugars). • Fats: Made by joining fatty acids to glycerol. • Proteins: Made by joining amino acids together.

  4. AOI • HEALTH AND SOCIAL EDUCATION: • Health and social education is basically how one can make healthy decisions. It focuses on how we can mentally and physically develop.

  5. How the AOI relates to Polymers • Biological polymers are all about healthy diets. This unit shows how each healthy polymer is formed and what it uses to be formed. • It relates to the AOI because it talks about the nutrition we take in everyday. Tells us how each polymer affects our body.

  6. AOI and Biological Polymers • The AOI affects the unit of Biological Polymers. • This is because it makes us find out which polymers are more useful for us at this age and how each is useful in every way. • The AOI helps us make different decisions about how we can balance these polymers in out diets.

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