How can hydrogen bonds be removed from a sugar?

Is it complex enzymes, simple enzymes, compound enzymes, or two of these?

Answer:
The *easiest* way to remove hydrogen bonds from a sugar is to remove the oxygen bonds as well.

Heat it until it carbonizes.

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