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X www-awy.aleks.com V Biological Macromolecules Identifying a given carbon in a cyclic monosaccharide Make the following changes on the molecule in the drawing area below: 1. First, make sure this is the a anomer. Edit the molecule if necessary. 2. Then replace the hydroxyl group on carbon #2 with a chlorine atom. Explanation Check CH₂OH OH H OH H CH₂OH OH H டு e © 202

X www-awy.aleks.com V Biological Macromolecules Identifying a given carbon in a cyclic monosaccharide Make the following changes on the molecule in the drawing area below: 1. First, make sure this is the a anomer. Edit the molecule if necessary. 2. Then replace the hydroxyl group on carbon #2 with a chlorine atom. Explanation Check CH₂OH OH H OH H CH₂OH OH H டு e © 202

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Make the following changes on the molecule in the drawing area below: 1. First, make sure this is the alpha anomer. Edit the molecule if necessary. 2. Then replace the hydroxyl group on carbon #2 with a chlorine atom.
X www-awy.aleks.com V Biological Macromolecules Identifying a given carbon in a cyclic monosaccharide Make the following changes on the molecule in the drawing area below: 1. First, make sure this is the a anomer. Edit the molecule if necessary. 2. Then replace the hydroxyl group on carbon #2 with a chlorine atom. Explanation Check CH₂OH OH H OH H CH₂OH OH H டு e © 202
Transcribed Image Text:X www-awy.aleks.com V Biological Macromolecules Identifying a given carbon in a cyclic monosaccharide Make the following changes on the molecule in the drawing area below: 1. First, make sure this is the a anomer. Edit the molecule if necessary. 2. Then replace the hydroxyl group on carbon #2 with a chlorine atom. Explanation Check CH₂OH OH H OH H CH₂OH OH H டு e © 202
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