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Chapter 8: Q23P. (page 243)

How many different disaccharides of D-glucopyranose are possible?

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D-glucopyranose forms 19 different disaccharides. It consists of 伪 and 尾 forms and is able to form intramolecular interaction between the hydroxyl group present in the carbon and oxygen.

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D-glucopyranose

Glucose molecules forms a bridge by an oxygen atom between carbon 1 and 5 to develop the glucopyranose structure.

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Disaccharides of D-glucopyranose

D-glucopyranose has 伪 and 尾 forms and is involved in the disaccharide formation and develops 19 different disaccharides.

19 different disaccharides are formed from D-glucopyranose.

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