Asix-carbon sugar is an example of a that can join with other molecules to form a such as starch or cellulose

Answer;

Monomer , polymer

A six-carbon sugar is an example of a monomer that can join with other molecules to form a polymer such as starch or cellulose

Explanation;

-Monomer are smaller Individual molecules that can make up a larger molecule. Polymer are large molecules that are made up of many molecules (Macro-molecules).

-Glucose is a six carbon sugar that is a basic unit or building block or a monomer that makes up starch or cellulose polymers. Many glucose monomers join together via a glycosidic bond to form cellulose and starch polymers.

are these strong bases, neutral, strong acids, weak acids or weak base household bleach (ph=12.6) fluid in a car's battery (ph of less than 1.0) milk (ph=6.7) stomach contents (ph=2.2) pure water (ph=7)

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household bleach (ph=12.6)= strong base

fluid in a car's battery (ph of less than 1.0) = strong acid

milk (ph=6.7)=neutral

stomach contents (ph=2.2)=strong acid

pure water (ph=7) =neutal