(Solved): Molecule X is a branched polymer used by the human liver to store energy for sudden bursts of effor ...

Molecule $$X$$ is a branched polymer used by the human liver to store energy for sudden bursts of effort. What is the commen (not JUPAC) narme of $$X$$ ? Note: be as spectic as you can be. A name that is too general, like "big molecuie" or Chyobgen "protein" will be marked wrang. Select the sketch that shows what $$x$$ looks ilke when adiled to water, Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppese a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enryme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be relearsed. "protein" will be marked wrong. Select the sketch that shows what $$X$$ looks like when added to water. Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppose a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enzyme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be released. Select the sketch that shows what $$X$$ looks like when added to water. Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppose a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enzyme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be released. What is the common (not IUPAC) name of $$X$$ ? Note: be as specific as you can be. A name that is too general, like "big molecule" or "protein" will be marked wrong. Select the sketch that shows what $$X$$ looks like when added to water. Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppose a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enzyme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be released. Select the sketch that shows what $$X$$ looks like when added to water. Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppose a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enzyme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be released. Select the sketch that shows what $$X$$ looks like when added to water. Each blue shape stands for a monomer. Suppose a molecule of $$X$$ is completely hydrolyzed, for example by an enzyme, or by acid and heat. List the common (not IUPAC) names of the molecules that will be released.