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Transcribed Image Text:2. Identify the carbon atoms of the carbohydrate rings at which the oxidation takes
place by circling the carbon atoms in the structure that become an aldehyde or
ketone group. Note: do this for the reducing sugars only!
H
-OH
H HO
Po-glucose
он
HO
OCH,
methyl e-D-glucoside
но.
HO OH
OH
a-D-fructone
он
HO
HO
HO, H
HỌ
HO-
OH
Suarose
HO-
HO
maltose
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