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Glucose is an example of-


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Glucose

  • Glucose is a sugar with molecular formula(C6H12O6).
  • It is the most abundant monosaccharides.
  • Glucose has a molecular structure it contains both an aldehyde (an aldose) and six carbons (a hexose).
  • Structure:

Glucose is an example of Aldohexose

  • The cyclic structure represents 6 member ring with 6 carbon and an aldehyde group. Therefore it is aldohexose.
  • The molecular structure of D-glucose is the most common aldohexose.

Therefore, Glucose is an example of aldohexose.


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