(Solved): This question is about the following sugar What type of sugar is this? Hint: Focus on the carbonyl ...

This question is about the following sugar What type of sugar is this? Hint: Focus on the carbonyl group and the last chiral center. D form ketose $\mathrm{L}$ form ketose $\mathrm{D}$ form aldose $\mathrm{L}$ form aldose Draw the enantiomer of this molecule. Upload its image: Draw an epimer of this molecule. Upload its image: How do the properties of the epimer you drew compare to the original molecule presented? Hint: Remember epimers are diastereomers. They are completely different They are the same They're almost (but not really) the same It depends on the temperature Draw both possible pyranose rings for the original compound provided on top, and label each anomer as alpha or beta: