What is meant by the term "reducing sugar"? Contrast this with the term 'aldose' using the compounds below and the reactions (i)-(iv) shown. (i) (ii) HO НО- HOH2C OH D-glucose ОН OH OH О OH ОН D-fructose CH₂OH [Ag(NH3)2] HO-H [Ag(NH3)2]+ Но н CO₂H H-OH Н- OH CH₂OH CO₂H HOH HO Н- Н Ҫн -OH OH CH₂OH + Ag(s) + Ag(s)

What is meant by the term "reducing sugar"? Contrast this with the term 'aldose' using the compounds below and the reactions (i)-(iv) shown. (i) (ii) HO НО- HOH2C OH D-glucose ОН OH OH О OH ОН D-fructose CH₂OH [Ag(NH3)2] HO-H [Ag(NH3)2]+ Но н CO₂H H-OH Н- OH CH₂OH CO₂H HOH HO Н- Н Ҫн -OH OH CH₂OH + Ag(s) + Ag(s)

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