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9. Carbohydrates - Part 2 of 5
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9. Carbohydrates / Anomer / Problem 6
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What is the key difference in orientation between alpha and beta anomers?
A
Alpha anomers have the hydroxyl group directly above the highest numbered carbon, while beta anomers have it directly below.
B
Alpha anomers have the hydroxyl group on the same side as the highest numbered carbon, while beta anomers have it opposite.
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Alpha anomers have the hydroxyl group opposite to the highest numbered carbon, while beta anomers have it on the same side.
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Alpha anomers have the hydroxyl group directly below the highest numbered carbon, while beta anomers have it directly above.
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