CHO CH,OH CH,OH а. b. O. OH но OH OH OH но OH OH OH OH с. CH,OH d. CH,OH H- OH OH OH ČH2OH OH OH OH OH OH Which of the following would be the correct Haworth projection for B-D-talose (linear form is shown on the left)?

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