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Rhamnose questions:

1. Draw both chair conformations of the alpha-anomer of rhamnose in its pyranose form. Circle the more stable conformation.

2. Provide the complete structure for the alpha-anomer in its pyranose form.

3. Name Sorboses Systematically. * I don't understand this question at all.

Attached are 3 IUPAC naming ones that I have made me huff and puff, yet again.

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The expert examines IUPAC for naming sugars. Rhamnose and Sorbose are the sugars that are named. The chair conformations of the alpha-anomer of rhamnose in its pyranose form.

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