CH,OH CH,OH CH2OH CH,OH (H,0 H/H H H OH НО H. OH HO OH OH ČH,OH Dehydration HO OH CH,OH H. H OH synthesis H OH ОН Н a-Glucose Fructose Sucrose FIGURE 2.14 Formation of a Disaccharide The sucrose molecule is formed by the removal of water.

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