What is the difference between "Bisphosphate" and "Diphosphate" in biochemistry?
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As you can see in the above structure of ADP(Adenosine di-phosphate), the two phosphate groups in the compound are directly attached to one another. So it is named as di-phosphate. [Source] You can see this table for more examples.



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In this structure of RuBP(Ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate), the two phosphate groups in the compound are not directly attached to one another, they are attached to first and fifth carbon, meaning they are attached to different atoms. Therefore, it is named as bis-phosphate. [Source](2nd comment)