Simple organic molecules combine to make larger molecules. Which statement best describes the disruption of the bond between two carbohydrate monomers? (3 points) Dehydration synthesis will remove water molecules, forcing the bond to break. Energy will be stored in the bond between monomers through hydrolysis. The bond in the complex carbohydrate will be broken due to enzyme activity. The helium and hydrogen atoms in the backbone of the sugar will be broken.

The correct answer is - The bond in the complex carbohydrate will be broken due to enzyme activity

Explanation:

Carbohydrates are macromolecules formed by the combined simple monomer subunits to make a larger subunit or chain of molecules. Dehydration synthesis is the process required for the build-up of these larger molecules and for this they require energy.

The hydrolysis reaction is used to break the hydrogen bond of these monomer backbones by the addition of water which releases energy. Complex carbohydrates are digested or the bonds present in between their monomers are broken down due to the activity of the series of the enzymatic reaction.

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