Trioses are monosaccharides containing three carbon atoms, with triose phosphate being an example.
Trioses are monosaccharides with three carbon atoms, such as triose phosphate.
| Front | What is a triose sugar, give an example. |
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| Back | Trioses - monosaccharides with three carbon atoms.
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