Sugars can form Pyranose rings (six members) or Furanose rings (five members).
The two main types of ring structures in sugars are Pyranose (6-membered) and Furanose (5-membered).
| Front | Types of Ring structures |
|---|---|
| Back | Pyranose (6 memeber) Furanose (5 member) |
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