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Carbohydrate chemistry
Prepared by
Dr. R. Subashini
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Session objectives
• To learn the definition and classification (mono,di and poly) of
carbohydrates
• To understand the chemical and physical properties of
monosaccharide's
• To learn the structure of mono, di and polysaccharides.
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Mutarotation
• Optical rotation of α and β anomers
• Equilibrium mixture (63% β ,36% α and 1% open chain form)
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Tautomerisation and Enediol formation
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Osazone formation
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Structure of Glycogen
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Structure of cellulose
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