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Chapter 11, Problem 23Q
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The difference in structural formulas of fructose and glucose have to be given.
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Glucose and fructose are example for hexoses which are six carbon sugars.
The condensed chemical formulas are same for both, but they did not possess the same structure.
Glucose is an example for aldohexose while fructose is a keto hexose.
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