(a) Explanation When the cyclic pyranose form structure is converted to open chain form, the bond formed by the heteroatom (Oxygen) in the pyranose form breaks. The given structure is converted ... (b) Interpretation Introduction Interpretation: The given chair conformation structure has to be converted to an open chain form and Fischer projection form and the name of the monosaccharide has to be given.

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Chapter 25, Problem 25.21P

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Interpretation Introduction

The given chair conformation structure has to be converted to an open chain form and Fischer projection form and the name of the monosaccharide has to be given.

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The given chair conformation structure has to be converted to an open chain form and Fischer projection form and the name of the monosaccharide has to be given.

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