What type of reaction most commonly creates polymers from macromolecules?
A. Peptide bond formation
B. Dehydration synthesis
C. Disulfide bridge formation
D. Hydrolysis
I know this question should be simple, but I cannot help to be obsessed with the word "macromolecules". It makes sense to me if it asked"dehydration synthesis" is most common creates polymers from monomers/micromolecules" Also, I found online that "Monomers are considered a micromolecule that can be linked together to form polymer (which is a macromolecule)"
So I was originally thinking about C (disulfide bridge). Any thoughts to correct me? Thanks!
A. Peptide bond formation
B. Dehydration synthesis
C. Disulfide bridge formation
D. Hydrolysis
I know this question should be simple, but I cannot help to be obsessed with the word "macromolecules". It makes sense to me if it asked"dehydration synthesis" is most common creates polymers from monomers/micromolecules" Also, I found online that "Monomers are considered a micromolecule that can be linked together to form polymer (which is a macromolecule)"
So I was originally thinking about C (disulfide bridge). Any thoughts to correct me? Thanks!