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Hydrolysis products?

Lactose hydrolysed = alpha glucose + H2O + galactose?

Or is it two alpha glucose?

My text books say conflicting things :s-smilie:

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username511256

Isn't it just glucose and galactose?

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Revd. Mike

Original post by worldscollide

Lactose hydrolysed = alpha glucose + H2O + galactose?

Or is it two alpha glucose?

My text books say conflicting things :s-smilie:

You won't get water out. Water goes into hydrolysis and comes out of condensation.

Reply 3

worldscollide

Original post by Caprisun!

Isn't it just glucose and galactose?

Thats what I thought and that;s what my book says but the sample paper answers say that its two glucose... and I can't see how that makes sense :confused:

Original post by Revd. Mike

You won't get water out. Water goes into hydrolysis and comes out of condensation.

Ahhhh yeah, duh I'm stupid, thanks.

So the products would be alpha glucose and galactose?

Reply 4

username511256

Sounds about right.

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