Alpha and beta structure of D-fructose

[@olaseindefavour966]

I love this

[@NanetdeHaas]

Thank you so much!! Searched so long for a video with a explaination how it bonds exactly :D

[@alomgirhussain6507]

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[@juice28rsx]

thanks for explaining throughly

[@OlesyaG]

Hi! Thanks a lot for the explanation, but I would like also to know how it goes with L-Fructose? And how it bounds into alpha- and beta -Fructopyranose?

[@daydream3102]

Very helpful ,Thank you ^^

[@sakifbinazizaziz4061]

Thank u very much.genious method

[@AS-of5mw]

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[@fatnaa8159]

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[@ngochainh1726]

thanks, it's really helpful.

[@farabearu]

helpful.thanks brother

[@sergioalfonsolopez8239]

Thank you, it is really helpful. Do you know if both structures (alpha and Beta) are present in the nature? or there is a specific structure, so to say in the fruits or for the disaccharide sucrose

[@albertopedrazzini7391]

good job but how can you distinguish alpha and beta fructopyranose since there isn't any -CH2OH on C(5)?

[@Mayor_94]

good explanation I just don't get why the pictures of wikipedia doesn't show the CH2OH on the 5th position of the ring ?

[@alomgirhussain6507]

I think Wikipedia forgot to put into there .. Lol

[@steelwater3947]

@@alomgirhussain6507 The D-fructose is less polar than alpha and beta????

[@ruqayasuadad3105]

best explanation Thanks

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[@HimanshuSharma-li8bm]

can't u write it little bit bigger in size.

[@Zen-ow8xf]

Can't you just keep your mouth shut !