1. The label has fallen off a bottle containing a sugar with the formula C6H the unknown sugar at both ends gives an optically active dicarboxylic ac pyranose of the unknown sugar is found to contain two axdal substituem structure that represents the original sugar in the bottle. CHO CHO HO HO HO CH HO CH CH CH,CH CH by CH,CH

1. The label has fallen off a bottle containing a sugar with the formula C6H the unknown sugar at both ends gives an optically active dicarboxylic ac pyranose of the unknown sugar is found to contain two axdal substituem structure that represents the original sugar in the bottle. CHO CHO HO HO HO CH HO CH CH CH,CH CH by CH,CH

Organic Chemistry

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Chapter3: Organic Compounds: Alkanes And Their Stereochemistry

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