b) Compounds A and B have the following properties: Compound A (C5H1005) is an optically active D-pentose that exists exclusively as an acyclic molecule. (Hint: that sentence alone completely determines the structure of A! But we generously give you more information.) • Compound A does not react with Br₂/H₂O. • Reduction of A with NaBH4 gives only one product, B (C5H12O5), which is optically active. Write acyclic Fischer projection structures of A and B.

b) Compounds A and B have the following properties: Compound A (C5H1005) is an optically active D-pentose that exists exclusively as an acyclic molecule. (Hint: that sentence alone completely determines the structure of A! But we generously give you more information.) • Compound A does not react with Br₂/H₂O. • Reduction of A with NaBH4 gives only one product, B (C5H12O5), which is optically active. Write acyclic Fischer projection structures of A and B.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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