Glucose generally exists in ring (cyclic) form. A Haworth projection shows the orientations of the hydroxyl groups and the hydrogen atoms on the ring. Draw the x and the ß forms of glucose by placing the groups (H, OH, or CH₂OH) in the appropriate positions. C H I. OH a-D-glucose H Answer Bank CH₂OH 10 -0. OH H -I OH k B-D-glucose
Glucose generally exists in ring (cyclic) form. A Haworth projection shows the orientations of the hydroxyl groups and the hydrogen atoms on the ring. Draw the x and the ß forms of glucose by placing the groups (H, OH, or CH₂OH) in the appropriate positions. C H I. OH a-D-glucose H Answer Bank CH₂OH 10 -0. OH H -I OH k B-D-glucose
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Transcribed Image Text:### Glucose Structures in Cyclic Form
#### Overview
Glucose generally exists in a cyclic (ring) form. The structure can be visualized using a Haworth projection, which illustrates the orientations of the hydroxyl groups and hydrogen atoms on the ring. This guide explains the differences between the α and β forms of D-glucose.
#### α-D-glucose
- **Structure Description**:
- A six-membered ring, with oxygen as one of the atoms in the ring.
- Hydrogen (H) and hydroxyl group (OH) attached at various positions.
- The hydroxyl group attached to the first carbon atom is positioned below the plane of the ring.
#### β-D-glucose
- **Structure Description**:
- Similar to α-D-glucose with a six-membered ring.
- The hydroxyl group attached to the first carbon atom is positioned above the plane of the ring.
#### Completing the Structure
To complete these structures, place each group (H, OH, CH₂OH) from the answer bank in the appropriate positions around the ring.
### Answer Bank
- **H** - Hydrogen
- **CH₂OH** - Methylene group with hydroxyl
- **OH** - Hydroxyl group
These groups should be placed in the blank positions depicted in the diagrams to form complete, accurate representations of the two forms of glucose.
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