Question

The Koenigs–Knorr reaction forms one of these bonds with the aid of silver carbonate. For 10 points each:
[10m] Name these bonds in which an ether joins a carbohydrate molecule to another group. Cellulose consists of glucose monomers attached via beta-1,4 examples of these bonds.
ANSWER: glycosidic bonds [or glycosidic linkages]
[10h] Glycosidic bonds connect a hydroxyl carbon with one of these two moieties common in sugars. The addition of a [emphasize] single alcohol to an aldehyde or a ketone creates these two groups, whose names are prefixed to reflect this. Name either.
ANSWER: hemiacetal OR hemiketal [reject “acetal” or “ketal”]
[10e] This six-carbon sugar appears naturally as a cyclic hemiketal. This sugar, which is joined to glucose via an alpha-1,2-glycosidic bond to form sucrose, is found in high percentages in a sweetener used as a corn syrup.
ANSWER: fructose [accept high-fructose corn syrup]
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Emory BAlabama A100010
Emory BGeorgia A1001020
Emory BAlabama A1001020
Emory BGeorgia A100010
Georgia Tech FClemson A001010
Georgia Tech FGeorgia Tech C001010
Georgia Tech FGeorgia Tech C001010
Georgia Tech FClemson A001010
Auburn AGeorgia Tech B1001020
Auburn AEmory A001010
Auburn AEmory A001010
Auburn AGeorgia Tech B1001020
Georgia Tech BGeorgia Tech A1001020
Georgia AGeorgia Tech C001010
Alabama AClemson A1001020
Auburn AGeorgia Tech B1001020
Auburn AEmory A001010
Auburn AEmory A001010
Auburn AGeorgia Tech B1001020
Emory BAlabama A100010
Emory BGeorgia A1001020
Emory BAlabama A1001020
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Georgia Tech FClemson A001010
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Georgia Tech FGeorgia Tech C001010
Georgia Tech FClemson A001010
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