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4. A student dissolves a-D-glucose in solution. What sugar molecule(s) is/are present after the solution reaches equilibrium?
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In the solution. three isoforms of glucose will be present-

those are-alpha D glucose-constituting about 36% , Open chain Glucose (intermediate form--present in very negligible amount) and beta-D glucose CH2OH Н- НО- Н -ОН -Н ОН К! O I H CH2OH H Н Н ОН ОН ОН н ОН a-D-glucopyranose TE н Н ОН ОН -ОН ОН Н- H CH2OH Н ОН B-D-glucopy 64 %

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