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Results from our forumbrown substance without UV/VIS spectra... is we have a substance isolated from plant being white, the spectrum has two maxima in UV (<300nm), but when the substance was synthesized by chemists, it is brown. However, the spectrum is exactly the same with two maxima in UV, but nothing in visible part of spectrum. I was thinking about ...
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Re:... + fructose to make sucrose. Glucose is reacting utilizing its hydroxyl group with fructose to yield one sucrose. Fructose is what carbohydrate chemists call "non-reducing" while sugars like glucose are "reducing" sugars. We can also use that nomenclature with disaccharide ...
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Re: fructose as a monomer for a polysaccharide Fructose is what carbohydrate chemists call "non-reducing" Fructose is a reducing sugar (ketone group)... That's news to me. Please show me this reducing ketone group? please see this picture http://www.whisky.de/archiv/experte/images/fructose.gif ...
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Re: fructose as a monomer for a polysaccharide Fructose is what carbohydrate chemists call "non-reducing" Fructose is a reducing sugar (ketone group)... That's news to me. Please show me this reducing ketone group?
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Re: fructose as a monomer for a polysaccharide Fructose is what carbohydrate chemists call "non-reducing" Fructose is a reducing sugar (ketone group)...
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