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OH но- но. -H он sugar X он gar X a reducing or a non-reducing sugar? Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Cannot be determined from the structure shown

OH но- но. -H он sugar X он gar X a reducing or a non-reducing sugar? Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group Cannot be determined from the structure shown

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Consider the structure of sugar X. H OH HO OH но. он Но OH sugar X Is sugar Xa reducing or a non-reducing sugar? O Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Cannot be determined from the structure shown
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the structure of sugar X. H OH HO OH но. он Но OH sugar X Is sugar Xa reducing or a non-reducing sugar? O Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free aldehyde group O Reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Non-reducing, because one/both of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Non-reducing, because neither of the rings can open to expose a free ketone group O Cannot be determined from the structure shown
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Reducing sugars are those which can gives positive Tollen's and fehling's solution test. It means structure must have free aldehyde group . 

Structure in the hemiacetal form can switch to free aldehyde form by ring opening . But structures in acetal form cannot switch to free aldehyde form .

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