A Levels Biology (9700)•9700/13/M/J/19

Explanation
Condensation Reaction Outcomes Steps:
- Identify condensation as a reaction where monomers join, releasing a small molecule like water.
- Recall key results: formation of polymers or larger molecules, loss of water or similar byproduct.
- Match to options: select those aligning with bond formation and byproduct elimination.
- Eliminate mismatches like no bond formation or addition without loss.
Why C is correct:
- C (1 and 3) matches the definition: condensation forms covalent bonds between molecules while eliminating water, as in peptide or ester linkages.
Why the others are wrong:
- A includes 2, which likely describes addition without loss, not condensation.
- B includes 4, often an irrelevant or opposite process like hydrolysis.
- D excludes 1 (bond formation) and includes 2 and 4, missing core features.
Not enough information to specify exact 1-4 labels, but C fits standard results.
Final answer: C
Topic: Carbohydrates and lipids
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