Sucrose formation involves a glycosidic bond between alpha-glucose and fructose, while lactose forms with a glycosidic bond between beta-glucose and galactose.
La formación de sacarosa implica un enlace glucosídico entre alfa-glucosa y fructosa, mientras que la lactosa se forma con un enlace glucosídico entre beta-glucosa y galactosa.
| Front | Draw a diagram showing the formation of an alpha and a beta glycosidic bond. |
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| Back | Formation of sucrose: Formation of lactose: |
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