(A)The following figure is the open chain structure of Glucose molecule. There are certain functional groups present in this molecule. Answer the following questions about this molecule. сно н—с OH но —с —н н—с он н—с OH CH2ОН a) How many different functional groups are present in the molecule? Write their names. b) Calculate the total number of bonds present in this molecule.

(A)The following figure is the open chain structure of Glucose molecule. There are certain functional groups present in this molecule. Answer the following questions about this molecule. сно н—с OH но —с —н н—с он н—с OH CH2ОН a) How many different functional groups are present in the molecule? Write their names. b) Calculate the total number of bonds present in this molecule.

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter21: Hydrocarbons

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