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9. Carbohydrates / Reducing Sugars / Problem 2
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How does the enediol rearrangement mechanism contribute to the classification of sugars as reducing?
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It converts ketoses into non-reducing sugars.
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It prevents aldoses from forming hemiacetal groups.
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It allows aldoses to convert into ketoses, which can then form free aldehyde groups.
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It stabilizes the sugar structure, preventing oxidation.
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