9. Could you identify the linkage between sugar units in these disaccharides? Could you circle glucose in these disaccharides? CH2OH O H H 1 ОН Н, НО Н Но CH2OH H. H. ОН Н CH2OH он H НОСН, О. ОН Н Н но 2 НО H ОН H ОН H ОН H „CH»OH HOCH2 НОСН2 НОСН, НОСН? он НО H. ОН Н H H H. ОН Н он H Он ОН Н ОН Н H H ОН НО ОН ОН H ОН ОН H. ОН

9. Could you identify the linkage between sugar units in these disaccharides? Could you circle glucose in these disaccharides? CH2OH O H H 1 ОН Н, НО Н Но CH2OH H. H. ОН Н CH2OH он H НОСН, О. ОН Н Н но 2 НО H ОН H ОН H ОН H „CH»OH HOCH2 НОСН2 НОСН, НОСН? он НО H. ОН Н H H H. ОН Н он H Он ОН Н ОН Н H H ОН НО ОН ОН H ОН ОН H. ОН

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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