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Chapter 21, Problem 62P
Interpretation Introduction
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Concept Introduction:
Carbohydrates are made from carbon, oxygen and hydrogen atoms and the wide numbers of isomers exist for the carbohydrates because of the presence of chiral Carbon atoms.
Pyranose are the compounds that comprise six-membered ring made of one Oxygen and five Carbon atoms, whereas furanose is the carbohydrates that comprise five-membered ring made of one Oxygen and four carbon atoms.
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