Reducing and Nonreducing Sugars

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Published 2020-08-20

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@Reality_loser 1 year ago

Thank you for the video, it’s wonderful! For MCAT purposes fructose is considered a reducing sugar because of tautomerization into an Aldose… it’s so annoying lol but I agree with you!!
@vin-uy6tg 3 months ago

Thank you! I have been struggling to understand this, but you make it easy to understand :>
@katrinajasmineco6408 1 year ago

This is so helpful, thanks for this
@marthakelechi9531 8 months ago

Thank you
@user-kb8rz9ly5j 3 years ago

Thank you for this good lecture:)
@bardiaesfahan7287 1 year ago

Fructose is considered a reducing sugar
@tahsinnawar1908 8 months ago

Can you kindly clear this thing that, suppose as for glucose, In linear structure, it hase -CHO and the double bond between carbon and oxygen helps to react with other things.. As for cyclic structure, the anomaric carbon has a OH group that can react with other things and thus glucose is a reducing sugar.. Can you tell me if my concept is right?
@scottgodswilltv 14 days ago

Fructose is a reducing sugar
@user-bi8ty3oj4u 10 months ago

What is free aldehyde group?
@wissemnettour1291 7 months ago

Fructose is a reducing sugar