Question

what do you mean by the pyranose structure of glucose ?

Answer 1

he term pyranose is term used for carbohydrates with name being derived from pyran. Its chemical structure includes that of a six membered ring with 5 carbon atom and one oxygen atom. Pyranose does not have double bonds. An example of pyranose structure of glucose is:

Answer 2

Pyranose is a polysaccharide structure.

This pyranose consists of rings of six atoms or in other words described as six membered ring structure.

This pyranose consists of 5 carbon atoms and one oxygen atom.

Puranose is a cyclic sugar.

this pyranose does not contain any double bonds.

Pyranose is formed when hydroxyl group on fifth carbon reacts with aldehyde on first carbon.