In Haworth form of D-glucose, the CH₂OH group at C-5 is oriented A Below ring B In ring C Above
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Chapter 20: Biomolecules, Natural Products and Biochemistry Basics (Set-4)
In cyclic glucose, the α-anomer is defined by the anomeric –OH being A Trans to CH₂OH B Cis to CH₂OH
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Mutarotation in glucose is mainly due to interconversion between A B. Cis and trans B C. Ring and wax C
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Which carbohydrate class is made of many monosaccharide units linked together? A Polysaccharides B Monosaccharides C Disaccharides D Oligosaccharides Explanation
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Which statement best describes a biomolecule in living systems? A Only inorganic salts B Organic life molecules C Only polymers
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Which option best explains why trimethylamine is more basic than ammonia in gas phase but not always in water A
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Which compound is correctly identified as a primary aliphatic amine based on structure A (CH3)3N B C6H5NHCH3 C CH3NH2 D
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Which statement correctly explains why tert-butylamine can be less basic than ethylamine in water A Strong resonance loss B No
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Which pair represents chain isomerism among amines with formula C₃H₉N A Propylamine, propanamide B Aniline, benzylamine C Propylamine, isopropylamine D
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Which option best describes a primary amine in organic classification A Two alkyl groups B Three alkyl groups C One
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