Mutarotation of Carbohydrates

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[@antes.8165]

Awesome axplanation as always! Although, according to my textbook it's worth noting that beta-D-anomer of glucose is more stable than the alpha-D-anomer, and so in equilibrium there's around 63% of beta anomer and 37% of alpha anomer (which results in the total amount of rotation of 52.7°, which is a bit more towards the rotation amount of pure beta-D-anomer). Also since alpha-D-anomer is less stable and gives off energy more freely, it's more common in nature,. On the other hand beta-D-anomer is, for example, found as a monosaharide monomer of celulose since it is the more stable form. Also, I'm just a med student so don't take this as 100% correct. Again, best videos as always!

[@jellyphins]

Oh that's very insightful, thank you! Could you tell me what textbook you use?

[@antes.8165]

@Henna Orakzai Oh, it was just a college textbook in my language that my college offered. Might have been translated I'm not sure.

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Thank you!! I finally understand the glucose forms reacting in water solution due to your video!!

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atlast i know what mutarotation is, thank u...helped me alot

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How to know if one molecule suffers or not mutarotation? Thanks!

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What are the pre-condition for having mutarotation?.. Let me know please..

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What are the pre-condition for having mutarotation?.. Let me know please..😊

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What are the pre-condition for having mutarotation?.. Let me know please..

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What are the pre-condition for having mutarotation?.. Let me know please..