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Chapter 8: 5P (page 243)

Draw the furanose and pyranose forms of D-ribose.

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(a) Furanose

(b) Pyranose


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The sketch of furanose of D-ribose

Furanose are sugars with five-membered rings.

The sketch of furanose form of D-ribose is hown below.

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The sketch of pyranose of D-ribose

Pyranose are sugars with six-membered rings.

The sketch of pyranose form of D-ribose is shown below.

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