Carbohydrates

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Carbohydrates: Overview

In this topic, we will concentrate on the concept and chemical formula of carbohydrates. It moreover discusses their types and the important functioning with the help of diagrams and examples illustrated here.

Important Questions on Carbohydrates

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What are the products formed when D-glucose is reacted with the following species?

(i) HI/red P

(ii) Bromine water

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The reagent used as Tollen's reagent for the detection of sucrose is _____.

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The result obtained in Fehling's test for the detection of glucose is _____.

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How will you differentiate sucrose from glucose?

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How will you identify sucrose?

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How will you identify glucose?

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The glucose forms penta acetate due to the presence of five _____ group. (hydroxy/ carbonyl)

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The number of acetic anhydride involved in the acetylation of glucose is _____.

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Discuss the acetylation of glucose.

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The glucose has five hydroxy groups. Justify.

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The functional group of glucose which responsible for its reducing property is _____.

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Glucose and Fructose are reducing sugars. Justify.

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Discuss the Lobry de Bruyn–Alberda van Ekenstein rearrangement reaction.

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Give the reaction of glucose with hydroxyl amine.

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How does the carbonyl group of glucose identified?

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What happen when fructose undergo reduction?

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The optical activity of glucose is due to _____ chiral carbons.(four/three)

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Sucrose is a disaccharide which contains glucose and fructose molecules which connected by a glycosidic linkage.

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Classify the carbohydrates on the basis of their behaviour on hydrolysis.

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How does oligosaccharides differ from others?