In one reaction, these compounds may lose a carbon upon addition of iron acetate and 30% hydrogen peroxide.
In one reaction, these compounds may lose a carbon upon addition of iron acetate and 30% hydrogen peroxide. The Mills projection is useful when these compounds possess multiple rings. In another reaction these compounds experience a chain contraction upon addition of sodium methoxide and hydroxyl-amide. A cyanoÂ·hydrin intermediate is produced in one reaction named for (*) Kiliani and Fisher that lengthens these compounds while preserving chirality. An anomer is a specific type of stereoÂ·isomer encountered in these compounds, which are the reactants in the Wohl and Ruff degradations. Alternative nomenclature exists for when these compounds possess aldehyde or ketone groups. These compounds are typically depicted with Hayworth or Fischer projections. For 10 points, name these compounds exemplified by arabinose and glucose. 
In one reaction, these compounds may lose a carbon upon addition of iron acetate and 30% hydrogen peroxide.
sugars [or "carbohydrates", or "carbs", "aldoses", "ketoses" or any of "mono/poly/oligo-saccharides",] 