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Convert the Haworth projection of the carbohydrate below into its corresponding Fischer projection (in the standard format with the most oxidized carbon at the top) and chair conformation (correctly drawing equatorial and axial bonds) of the opposite anom

Convert the Haworth projection of the carbohydrate below into its corresponding Fischer projection (in the standard format with the most oxidized carbon at the top) and chair conformation (correctly drawing equatorial and axial bonds) of the opposite anomer.

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Conversion of Haworth to Fischer:- Haworth projection down OH group Up OH group Fischer projection Right side OH group Right

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carbon H Anomeric 42CH2OH 4 s to I VOH -OH 312 > . OH H Haworth HO/CHLON */H MOHIYA Bl - Anomer). The L a t Quomeric -OH grHO / I MOH the OH da Anomer My nequatorial bovel SOH niematerial and CH2OH Yr axial boud - Ho Ho . H (Auro) 2 flip . note: 1)Fischer projection : L- Sugar ( OH group is in the left side ) at C-5 carbon (bottom most chiral center )

In the Haworth projection given above in the qsn it is Beta anomer( -CH2OH & C-OH are in same side i.e. Cis to each other ). It is a L -sugar .

I omitted C2 -H bond (axial ) in the chair conformation of alpha anomer.

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