2. Draw Fischer projections of the open chain tautomer of each of the monosaccharides shown below,...
Classify the structure below by Configuration, Family, Backbone, and # of Chirality Centers: CHO H OH HO H CH2OH D, triose. ketose, 1 D, tetrose, aldose, 2 L, tetrose, aldose, 2 L, triose, ketose, 1
Classify the structure below by Configuration, Family, Backbone, and # of Chirality Centers: CHO H ОН HO -H CH,OH OD, triose. ketose, 1 OL, triose, ketose, 1 OL, tetrose, aldose, 2 OD, tetrose, aldose, 2
Classify the structure below by Configuration, Family, Backbone, and # of Chirality Centers: CHO HO H H OH HO -H CH2OH OL, pentose, aldose, 3 OL, tetrose, ketose, 2 OD, tetrose, ketose, 2 OD, pentose, aldose, 3
Carbohydrates 1. Label each of the monosaccharides shown below as a triose, tetrose, pentoso, or hexose. но CH OH HT -он - он Н - ОН но -н но -Н но -н нон сньон он но -н НОН CH OH нон нон нон снон CH OH сон сон H- OH H- -он OH cң, он н-с-он Сн,он снон 2. Label each of the monosaccharides shown above as a ketose or aldose. 3. Identify all of the chiral carbons in the...
I Need Help Making This Chart and Fischer Projections Identification of Common Aldoses from Optical Rotation and NMR Pre-lab Preparation: Read Klein Sections 5-4 ("Optical Activity", pg 205-209) and 24-6 ("Reduction of Monosaccharides, pg 1157-1160). In your notebook prepare a chart of the structures to be studied by drawing Fischer projections across the top of a new page for the following five aldoses: D-glucose, D-mannose, D-galactose, L-arabinose, and D-xylose. Under each aldose, draw the Fischer projection of the alditol which...
Question 17 (4 points) Which molecule is the strongest base? NH2 NC NH NH2 Question 18 (4 points) Classify the structure below by Configuration, Family, Backbone, and # of Chirality Centers: CH2OH HO -H H -OH H -OH CH OH D, hexose, ketose, 3 D, pentose, aldose 4 OL, hexose, ketose, 3 L, pentose, aldose, 4
CHAPTER 25 2. If D-arabinose underwent the Wohl Degradation (chain shortening), what new sugar would be produced. Draw the Fischer projection of the new sugar. CHO HO -H Wohl H ОН Degradation H OH CH OH D-Arabinose
CH2OH HOCH OH H OH OH a HOTH OOH HOH V нон HOH Кно/ нон он H- OH H -OH CHOH CH OH OH OH OH Questions 1-8 Sugar characterization. The Fischer and Haworth projections of gulose (left) and altrose (right) is shown above. Answer the following questions for these images 1. Which of the following chemical characterizations applies to gulose (left)? A) ketose B) aldose C) sucrose D) galactose 2. Which of the following chemical characterizations applies to gulose...
QUESTION 1: QUESTION 2: QUESTION 3: 0 0 0 ob-oll-o-boy o do bodo o tohotoy οο οο οο ATP DATP ATP is one of the four nucleotide monomers that make up RNA. To make DNA, the ribose sugar must first undergo removal of one hydroxyl group making deoxy ATP (ATP hence the name deoxyribose nucleic acid). The structures for ATP and ATP are shown above. Use these images to answer parts A through C. A What is the number of...
2. Please refer to the monosaccharides shown below to the following questione (i) CHOA City CH. OH CAO CH2014 SHO LO HOH o A- HOH Анон HAH Hotu Нон H OM 40+ CHOA HOH 4-104 HOH HO нон c, or (404 CH₂OH A. Sorbose B. Rhamnose C Erythrulose D. Xylulose E. Glucose ) Classify each sugar by type: ketoheptose, aldo butase etc. Sorbose Rhamnose Erythrulose Xylulose Glucose from the sugars above, choose the one(s) that fit each description below ii)...