Chapter 20: Q54P (page 984)
Draw the mechanism for the formation of β-lactose from a α- D-galactose and β- D-glucose in dil HCl.
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Chapter 20: Q54P (page 984)
Draw the mechanism for the formation of β-lactose from a α- D-galactose and β- D-glucose in dil HCl.

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a. amylose and cellulose?
b. amylose and amylopectin?
c. amylopectin and glycogen?
d. cellulose and chitin?
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