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Why glucopyranose more stable and fructofuranose?

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Answered by Anonymous
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At equilibrium, the beta anomer of D-glucose predominates, because the -OH group of the anomeric carbon is in the more stable equatorial position of the more stable chair structure. In alpha-D-glucose, the -OH group on the anomeric carbon is axial.

Answered by hiratayyab17
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At equilibrium, the beta anomer of D-glucose predominates, because the -OH group of the anomeric carbon is in the more stable equatorial position of the more stable chair structure. In alpha-D-glucose, the -OH group on the anomeric carbon is axial.

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