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Problem 52.
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We have the structure for the life cells over here and we're figuring out the alderic acid for this sugar.
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So let's go ahead and just draw it.
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We're going to have that carboxylic acid on both the first and last carbon.
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So carbon one and carbon five.
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So we're going i have that cooh on both and we have the three carbons in between which is pretty much going to be the same.
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So there you go.
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So this would be the alderic acid for the lexose.
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And now we're asked to find another aldopentose that would produce this same molecule.
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Okay so um one way of figuring that out is to just rotate this molecule 180 degrees right so um instead of this being your kind of carbon one this would be this last carbon would be what the carbon one is going to be so i'm just drawing this kind of flipped okay so we'll go ahead and do that be over here so we're still going to have carboxylic acid on carbons 1 and 5, right, and we're going to have three carbons in between.
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So this would be your carbon 2, 3, 4, all right, with respect to our new drawing here...