Converting an open chain monosaccharide into its cyclic structure

Click the following link • Fischer to Haworth Pro... for a more elaborate version of this presentation on how to convert an open chain monosaccharide (Fischer Projection) into its cyclic structure (Haworth Projection).

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So if on the fisher projection, you stated at carbon 5, the hydrogen (on the left) is pointing down. Shouldn't it be facing up if it has been rotated 90 degrees? OH down, H up? Or because of the OH pyranose attack on the carbonyl carbon, it was rotated?

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Why does ch2oh point upwards on the cyclic structure?

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Why there is a darker shade in the cyclic ?

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[@chinemelumnwankwo6960]

Nice up until the part where CH2OH moved from position 6 to position 5. How exactly did that happen. And how did you say that CH2OH is pointing upwards? I need a more elaborate explanation of what happened at C5 and C6. Thanks.

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What is the name of this reaction?

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Intramolecular Hemiacetal Formation. Hope this helps :-)

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I was just about to say that the sugar hydrogenated itself. Hydrogenation means to stick a hydrogen in place of a double bond, which is what just happened.

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the example is a alpha why the left OH is in the upper left?

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Why CH2OH upward made cis with C 4 and in straight it is trans

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