3. Below are abbreviated Haworth projections of 4 sugars. Label the sugars as a or B. Which sugars areanomers of one another? Are these sugars furanoses or pyranoses? Are they hemiacetals or fullacetals? What is the difference between hemiacetals and full acetals?ОНAنتОН5 -OОН√321OHOH6ВOHОНОН3 2ОНОН46сOHOHОН НО321OHOHDOHОН НО3OH1 4. Below are 3 sugars. Label each as D or L and a or ß. Which are pyranoses and which are furanoses.1 H-C-OHH-C-OH3 HO-C-H O4 H-C-OH210561 HO-C-H2 H-C-OHI3 HO-C-H104 H-C-OHTH-C-56H-C3CH₂OH41 HO-C-H2 H-C-OHH-C-OH5CH₂OHH-CCH₂OHAOBoc

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3. Below are abbreviated Haworth projections of 4 sugars. Label the sugars as a or ß. Which sugars are anomers of one another? Are these sugars furanoses or pyranoses? Are they hemiacetals or full acetals? What is the difference between hemiacetals and full acetals? ОН 5 ОН 3 ОН A 2 1 ОН ОН 4 ОН В ОН 5 ОН 2 ОН ОН 4 6 с ОН ОН OH HO 1 ОН 4 OH D OH ОН НО 3 2 OH 1

3. Below are abbreviated Haworth projections of 4 sugars. Label the sugars as a or ß. Which sugars are anomers of one another? Are these sugars furanoses or pyranoses? Are they hemiacetals or full acetals? What is the difference between hemiacetals and full acetals? ОН 5 ОН 3 ОН A 2 1 ОН ОН 4 ОН В ОН 5 ОН 2 ОН ОН 4 6 с ОН ОН OH HO 1 ОН 4 OH D OH ОН НО 3 2 OH 1

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter3: Biological Molecules: The Carbon Compounds Of Life

Section: Chapter Questions

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