Pyranose ring structure of glucose is due to hemiacetal formation between:
A
C1and C5
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B
C1and C4
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C
C1and C3
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D
C2and C4
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Solution
The correct option is A C1and C5 Pyranose ring structure of glucose is due to hemiacetal formation between C1 and C5 carbon atoms. In general, a pyranose is any cyclic isomer that has a five carbon atoms and one oxygen atom in a ring of six atoms. If a hydroxyl at the 5 position of an aldohexose, such as glucose, forms a hemiacetal with the aldehyde (position 1), the resulting isomer is glucopyranose.