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9. Carbohydrates / Anomer / Problem 5
Problem 5
Why are alpha and beta anomers not considered mirror images of each other?
A
They are formed from different monosaccharides.
B
They have different types of carbonyl groups.
C
They have different numbers of carbon atoms.
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They differ in the orientation of the hydroxyl group relative to the highest numbered carbon.
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