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How many secondary alcohol groups are in D-aldohexose?
4
What is the most oxidized carbon in D-aldohexose?
carbon1
How many chiral centers are in D-aldohexose?
4
A trisaccaride made from aldoses has how many acetal/hemiacetla linkages?
2 acetal linkages
Is fructose capable of making a hemiacetal or hemiketal?
hemiketal - fructose has no aldehyde group
draw glucose, galactose, mannose, and talose
a
If CH2OH and C1 group are CIS, do we make an alpha or beta glycosidic bond?
You make a beta glycosidic bond
sucrose - is it a alpha 1,4 or alpha 1,2 linkage?
alpha 1,2
in sucrose, is the disaccaride formed by a ketal or acetal linkage?
ketal
is sucrose a reducing sugar?
no
when aldose turns to ketose, is there a loss of a chiral cetner?/
yes
which marcomolecule is most chiral: rna, dna, fatty acid triglyceride, sulfonated polystyrene?
rna
draw mannose, galactose, ribose, allose
a
Is HCl/Fe a reducing agent?
yes
around which carbon are glucose and galactose epimers?
flirp around carbon 4
are d-glucose and l-glucose enantiomers?
yes
when 2 monosaccardies make a disaccaride, is there oxidation of the anomeric carbon?
no
if there's 17 carbons in a trisaccardie, how many O and H?
C17 H40 O15
if there's 17 carbons in a monosaccardie, how many O and H?
C17H34O17
aldose becomes carboxylate - oxidation happened?
YES!
can ketose become carboxylate?
no, only aldose
aldose to acetal - oxidation?
no
alcose to hex alcohol- oxidation?
no
does amylopectin have alpha 1,6 branching?
yes
does amylose have alpha 1,6 branching?
no