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6. Below is the Haworth projection of a-D-Idose, a synthetic aldohexose not found in nature. a. Draw the Fischer projection of the sugar. Mark chiral carbons with an asterisk. (8) b. Connect two of the Haworths with an a(1->6) linkage using a condensation reaction. (6) HO-CH2 OH O OH OH OH Fischer Projection: Show atoms at the ends of all lines Disaccharide with a(1->6) glycosidic linkage: ---

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          6. Below is the Haworth projection of a-D-Idose, a synthetic aldohexose not found in
nature.
a. Draw the Fischer projection of the sugar. Mark chiral carbons with an asterisk. (8)
b. Connect two of the Haworths with an a(1->6) linkage using a condensation reaction. (6)
HO-CH2
OH
O
OH
OH
OH
Fischer Projection:
Show atoms at the ends of all lines
Disaccharide with a(1->6) glycosidic linkage:
---

6 below is the haworth projection of a d idose a synthetic aldohexose not found in nature a draw the fischer projection of the sugar mark chiral carbons with an asterisk 8 b connect two of t 65278

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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08/30/2023

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The Haworth projection is given. We need to convert it to the Fischer projection. The Haworth projection shows that the OH group on carbon 1 is down (alpha configuration). The Fischer projection is drawn with the most oxidized carbon (carbon 1) at the top. The Show more…

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6. Below is the Haworth projection of a-D-Idose, a synthetic aldohexose not found in nature. a. Draw the Fischer projection of the sugar. Mark chiral carbons with an asterisk. (8) b. Connect two of the Haworths with an a(1->6) linkage using a condensation reaction. (6) HO-CH2 OH O OH OH OH Fischer Projection: Show atoms at the ends of all lines Disaccharide with a(1->6) glycosidic linkage: ---