Carbohydrate Chemistry - Anomers and the Anomeric Carbon Part 2

This video helps to strengthen our ability to identify the anomeric carbon and determine the anomeric form of a carbohydrate. Furanoses are used as the example instead of the typical pyranose rings, which were explored in part 1.

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