Practice mode Food Technology

What type of bond is formed when polysaccharide chains interact?

Correct answer A. Hydrogen bonds

Explanation

Polysaccharide chains have many hydroxyl groups that form hydrogen bonds with neighbouring chains, as seen in cellulose fibres and starch gels.

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