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Reaction when D-glucose is treated with HCN

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Answered by Manjula29
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 When glucose is treated with HCN, a cyanohydrin is formed .
Answered by Alleei
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Answer : The reaction is shown below.

Explanation :

As per question when D-glucose is treated with HCN then it gives D-gluconitrile and D-mannononitrile.

The role of addition of HCN :

The addition of cyanide to aldehyde group lengthens the chain by one carbon and generates a new stereocentre around which two configuration are possible. As a result, two diastereomeric cyanohydrins are formed.

The reaction is shown below.

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