Galactose can exist as a cyclic hemiacetal because one of the alcohol groups reacts with the aldehyde.1 2 34он он о Н Он Он оCH2-CH-CH-CH-CH-C-H6.CH2-OHOH Cон10онC8.H.H.OHWhich carbon atom of the cyclic hemiacetal was originally a part of the aldehyde group?Carbon:Which alcohol group in the open-chain structure became a part of the cyclic hemiacetal?Alcohol:

Galactose is defined as the monosaccharide sugar that is a stereoisomer of glucose. It can exist as…

Galactose can exist as a cyclic hemiacetal because one of the alcohol groups reacts with the aldehyde. 1 2 3 4 5 он он он он о IIIII I CH2-CH-CH-CH-CH-ċ-H CH2-OH он с- H11 10 он он (7 H. 8. ÓH Which carbon atom of the cyclic hemiacetal was originally a part of the aldehyde group? Carbon:| Which alcohol group in the open-chain structure became a part of the cyclic hemiacetal? Alcohol:

Galactose can exist as a cyclic hemiacetal because one of the alcohol groups reacts with the aldehyde. 1 2 3 4 5 он он он он о IIIII I CH2-CH-CH-CH-CH-ċ-H CH2-OH он с- H11 10 он он (7 H. 8. ÓH Which carbon atom of the cyclic hemiacetal was originally a part of the aldehyde group? Carbon:| Which alcohol group in the open-chain structure became a part of the cyclic hemiacetal? Alcohol:

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Chapter3: Biological Macromolecules

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