carbohydrates II

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(T/F) carbohydrates can exist as meso compounds

why?

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i wouldn't think so since there is no plane of symmetry, since the 1st carbon is aledhyde or ketone, and the last carbon is ch20h...

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mybaa said:
i wouldn't think so since there is no plane of symmetry, since the 1st carbon is aledhyde or ketone, and the last carbon is ch20h...

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