Question in photo Consider the following pair of Sugars.CHOHO HH OHHOOH OHOCH2OHAre these sugars D or L sugars ?O Left sugar:Right Sugar:If the Fischer projecthon at right isconverted intothat matchesa bond -line drawingthe Structure shown atleft as ClOsely as pOSSible, then the OHgroups on carbons 2, 3, and 4 areřepresented as followS, dashwedge?orCarbon 2:Carb on 3:Carbon 4:What is the relationship between the twosugars shown ?a, diastereomers (but not epimers)b. enantiomersC. They are the same mole cuied. еpimers

D and L decide on the basis of last OH if OH is on left then we designate L sugar if right then D…

Consider the following paur of Sugars. он он CHO H OH HO HO OH O HO TH. CH2OH Are these sugars D or L sugars? OLeft sugar: Right Sugar: -If the Fischer projechion at right IS converted into that matches a bond -line drawing the Structure Shown at left as Cioseiy as posSible, then tne OH groups on carbons 2, 3, and 4 are řepresented as followS', dash Wedge ? or Carbon 2: Carb on 3: Carbon 4: What is the relationship between the two sugars shown? a. diastereomers (but not epimers) b. enantiomers C. They are the same mole cuie d. epimers

Consider the following paur of Sugars. он он CHO H OH HO HO OH O HO TH. CH2OH Are these sugars D or L sugars? OLeft sugar: Right Sugar: -If the Fischer projechion at right IS converted into that matches a bond -line drawing the Structure Shown at left as Cioseiy as posSible, then tne OH groups on carbons 2, 3, and 4 are řepresented as followS', dash Wedge ? or Carbon 2: Carb on 3: Carbon 4: What is the relationship between the two sugars shown? a. diastereomers (but not epimers) b. enantiomers C. They are the same mole cuie d. epimers

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