Organic Chemistry
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When o?-glucose, for example, is dissolved in methyl alcohol, and hydrogen chloride is passed into the solution, two stereoisomeric (a- and (3-) methyl 'glucosides of the composition, C 6 H n O 6 -CH 3, are formed. These compounds do not reduce Fehling's solution, and do not react with phenylhydrazine, so that probably their molecules do not contain an aldehyde-group, but have the following structure : CH 2 (OH). CH(OH)-CH(0). CH(OH). CH(OH)-CH
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When o?-glucose, for example, is dissolved in methyl alcohol, and hydrogen chloride is passed into the solution, two stereoisomeric (a- and (3-) methyl 'glucosides of the composition, C 6 H n O 6 -CH 3, are formed. These compounds do not reduce Fehling's solution, and do not react with phenylhydrazine, so that probably their molecules do not contain an aldehyde-group, but have the following structure : CH 2 (OH). CH(OH)-CH(0). CH(OH). CH(OH)-CH
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