Uploaded April 2020 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This video goes from a linear glucose molecule to a cyclic molecule, and then represents it as a chair conformer. We recall axial and equatorial positions, and show how the anomeric -OH is positioned relative to other parts of the molecule.
This video goes from a linear glucose molecule to a cyclic molecule, and then represents it as a chair conformer. We recall axial and equatorial positions, and show how the anomeric -OH is positioned relative to other parts of the molecule.
