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Exam 4 Carbohydrate Sample Problems Key

This document provides an answer key for a sample exam on carbohydrate structures. It includes Fischer projections and Haworth projections of various monosaccharides, along with their chair conformations. For part 1, it asks students to draw Fischer projections of three sugars and identify the equatorial positions of one sugar that make it stable. Part 2 asks students to provide both Haworth and chair projections of two additional sugars.

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Exam 4 Carbohydrate Sample Problems Key

This document provides an answer key for a sample exam on carbohydrate structures. It includes Fischer projections and Haworth projections of various monosaccharides, along with their chair conformations. For part 1, it asks students to draw Fischer projections of three sugars and identify the equatorial positions of one sugar that make it stable. Part 2 asks students to provide both Haworth and chair projections of two additional sugars.

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Campus CHM 231, Exam 4 – Carbohydrate Sample Problems

Dr. Spurgeon Answer Key


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1. Draw the following sugars as Fischer projections. Then answer the questions.
HO
CH2OH OH
H
a. b. OH
O H c.
H HO H O
H OH * H
H

H OH HO
H OH
OH H
CHO CHO
CHO
H OH H OH
HO H
H OH H OH
H OH
HO H HO H
HO H
H OH H OH
H OH
CH2OH CH2OH
CH2OH

equitorial
d. b-D-Glucopyranose is the most abundant, naturally-occurring, sugar because all of its substituents are in ____________________
positions in the chair conformation.

e. Is the chair conformation represented in part c above the most stable chair conformation for this sugar? If not, redraw the chair so
that it does represent the most stable conformation for the sugar shown. OH OH

H O
H
H OH
H OH

OH H

Anomeric carbon
f. What is the name given to the carbon highlighted with the asterisk (*) in part b above? _______________________.

2. Provide both the requisite Haworth and most stable chair conformation for the sugars below.

CHO
CH2OH H OH
H OH
a. O H
H H
H OH O
H
HO
H H
H OH H H
OH OH H OH
H OH OH OH
OH OH

CH2OH
Haworth Projection of Most Stable Chair Conformation
D-Allose a-D-Allopyranose of a-D-Allopyranose

1
CH2OH
CHO
H OH
O OH
HO H H
OH O
H
HO
b. HO H OH OH
HO OH
OH H H H
H OH
H H
H H
H OH

CH2OH
Haworth Projection of Most Stable Chair Conformation
D-Mannose b-D-Mannopyranose of b-D-Mannopyranose

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