When the name of a monosaccharide is preceded only by (+) ,it can be said,correctly,that:
A) The compound is the α-anomer.
B) The compound exists in the pyranose form.
C) The compound is dextrorotatory.
D) The compound has the same stereochemistry at the penultimate carbon as d-(+) -glucose.
E) The compound exists only in open-chain form.
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Q3: Which of these is α-d-glucopyranose? 
Q4: Which of the following structures represent enantiomers?
Q5: Which of the following is an l-aldotetrose?
Q6: Consider the structures shown below.Which structure
Q7: What are the correct designations for the
Q8: Which would undergo mutarotation in neutral aqueous
Q9: Sugars that undergo mutarotation in neutral aqueous
Q10: Which are the anomers? Q11: What are carbohydrates?
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