3.Figure 2 shows a type of biological molecule.Figure 2H.H.H.H.H.H TC C-HH.H..CH-C-0-H.H.-CHIH.HIHH.H.H.H.H.H-C-0-CH.C=C CH TC-HH.H HHIHH.%3DR-0-P-0-C-HH.(a) Name the type of molecule shown in Figure 2.les was placed in water.

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3. Figure 2 shows a type of biological molecule. Figure 2 H. H. H. HTHT H. H. H. .C .C H-C-0-C C-H H. H. HI H. H H H H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H. H-C-0-C C=C .C H H. H. H H H H %3D R-0-P-0-C-H (a) Name the type of molecule shown in Figure 2.