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The difference between the pyranose and furanose forms of a given aldohexose is:
  A)
  the ring size
  B)
  the number of the anomeric C
  C)
  the type of functional groups
  D)
  the number of functional groups
  E)
  there is no difference

Question 2

How many hydroxyl groups are present in the pyranose form of glucose?
  A)
  1
  B)
  2
  C)
  3
  D)
  4
  E)
  5



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

e



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