Is an orange a macromolecule

Answer 1

No. An orange is a fruit, not a molecule, though an orange does contain macromolecules.

Answer 2

An orange that you eat has molecules and the color orange only has photons of a specific frequency.

Answer 3

Oranges have an odor molecule called limonene

Answer 4

No, an orange is a fruit composed of various macromolecules such as carbohydrates (sugars), fibers, and proteins. The orange itself is not a single macromolecule.