The term carbohydrate was originally applied to a group of compounds containing C, H, and O that gave an analysis of (CH2O)n, i.e., compounds in which n carbon atoms appeared to be hydrated with n water molecules.
An edition of Schaum's Easy Outline of Biochemistry
(2002)
Biochemistry
based on Schaum's outline of biochemistry, second edition, by Philip W. Kuchel, Ph.D. and Gregory B. Ralston, Ph.D.
by Philip W. Kuchel
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