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In aqueous solution, a molecule of glyceraldehyde (shown below) can... OH OH | | H-C-C- H H 0=0. H donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 6 H-bonds and accept up to 2 H-bonds. donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds. donate up to 3 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 5 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds.

In aqueous solution, a molecule of glyceraldehyde (shown below) can... OH OH | | H-C-C- H H 0=0. H donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 6 H-bonds and accept up to 2 H-bonds. donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds. donate up to 3 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 5 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds.

Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
Introduction to General, Organic and Biochemistry
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In aqueous solution, a molecule of glyceraldehyde (shown below) can... OH OH I H-C-C-C II H H O= H donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 6 H-bonds and accept up to 2 H-bonds. H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds. donate up to 2 donate up to 3 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 5 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds.
Transcribed Image Text:In aqueous solution, a molecule of glyceraldehyde (shown below) can... OH OH I H-C-C-C II H H O= H donate up to 2 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 6 H-bonds and accept up to 2 H-bonds. H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds. donate up to 2 donate up to 3 H-bonds and accept up to 6 H-bonds. donate up to 5 H-bonds and accept up to 3 H-bonds.
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