C, H, O, & C-H, sugar, starch, & fiber, used for quick usable energy, aka sugar

CH2O, simple sugar, cannot get smaller, glucose, fructose, & ribose

Linear chain of carbohydrates w/ up to 10-12 monosaccharides, includes disaccharides, trisaccharides, & tetrasaccharides, means “few sugars”

Linear chain of carbohydrates w/ a greater amount of monosaccharides than a oligosaccharide (>12), means “many sugars”

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Term	Definition
Carbohydrate	C, H, O, & C-H, sugar, starch, & fiber, used for quick usable energy, aka sugar
Monosaccharide	CH2O, simple sugar, cannot get smaller, glucose, fructose, & ribose
Oligosaccharide	Linear chain of carbohydrates w/ up to 10-12 monosaccharides, includes disaccharides, trisaccharides, & tetrasaccharides, means “few sugars”
Polysaccharide	Linear chain of carbohydrates w/ a greater amount of monosaccharides than a oligosaccharide (>12), means “many sugars”