What is the complete name of the following sugar? но он носн OH Write out the words alpha and beta. This question is case-sensitive. Capitalize only the configuration designation, D or L, example: beta D-glucopyranose.

What is the complete name of the following sugar? но он носн OH Write out the words alpha and beta. This question is case-sensitive. Capitalize only the configuration designation, D or L, example: beta D-glucopyranose.

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