Is galactose a D-sugar or an L-sugar?
Is mannose a D-sugar or an L-sugar?
Highlight each anomeric carbon
Which of the two is the alpha anomer and which is the beta anomer?
Question 5 1.5 pts What sthe composition as % beta anomer of the equilibrium depicted in Figure #1 given that its specific rotation is +525°? Enter just the numerical value expressed as a whole number Figure #1 Sugar D alpha anomer Sugar D Sugar D beta anomer specific rotation is +300° Open-chain form specific rotation is +600°
Question 11 [1.6 pts] What is the composition (as % alpha anomer) of the equilibrium depicted in Figure #1 given that its specific rotation is +600°? Figure #1 Sugar S alpha anomer Sugar S Sugar S beta anomer specific rotation is +3000 Open-chain form specific rotation is +900°
Q: 8-11 Question 8 [1.6 pts] Which one of the following statements about Reaction #4 is correct? Reaction #4 1. NaSCH2CH3 2. H3o* O The minor organic product(s) arise from nucleophilic attack at carbon L O The minor organic product(s) arise from nucleophilic attack at carbon M O None of the above Question 9 [1.6 pts] Which one of the following statements about Reaction #5 is correct? Reaction #5 H2SO4, heat molecular sieves D Product P is the minor organic...
Draw the Haworth projections (cyclic forms) of L form along with alpha and beta of each of the following: Glucose (glucopyranose), Mannose (mannopyranose), Galactose (galactopyranose), Fructose, Fructofuranose, Fructopyranose
What is the composition (as % beta anomer) of the equilibrium depicted in Figure #10 given that its specific rotation is +880°? Click here if Figure #10 does not display correctly. Figure #10 Sugar E Sugar E Sugar E alpha anomer beta anomer specific rotation is Open-chain form specific rotation is +400° +1000° <<< 1% 9 20 0 O 80 o 91
Consider the following molecule: Circle the anomeric carbon in the following structure and indicate whether it represents the beta or the alpha anomer. Is this sugar a pyranose or a furanose?
Identify the monosaccharides: Choices are: alpha or beta - d - galactose alpha or beta - d - glucose alpha or beta - d - xylose alpha or beta d - arabinose Identify the monosaccharides. CH2OH o ОН "о он ОН ОН ОН B-D-glucose B-D-glucose C. ОН CH2OH —о. WOH ОН ОН OH ОН none of the above a-D-galactose
Name the following aldoses. (Include in the names the stereochemical designation D or L and, where appropriate, the configuration of the anomeric carbon, alpha or beta. This question is case-sensitive, so capitalize only the D or L.) ball & stick labels ball & stick labels The following model is that of an aldopentose: ball & stick - + labels Draw the alpha anomer of the sugar in its furanose form. • Use the wedge/hash bond tools to indicate stereochemistry where...
2. Convert each sugar below to its Haworth form. Draw the alpha anomer for a, the beta for b. CH OH c=0 но-с-н HO-c-H H-C-OH a. CH OH u-u-u-u-u- III н-с-он Сн,он
is the following sugar an aldose or ketose? why? what carbon is its anomeric carbon? is this sugar d or l? which structure (a-d) describes its beta- anomer? Н CH OH CH2OH CH OH -оон CH2OH ОН о ОН ₂ ООН ОН ОН ОН HO-31 ОН ОН ОН ОН ОН Нота-Н -Н НА-ОН Н -ОН 6CHOH ОН ОН ОН ОН A в D