Along with Paul Karrer, their namesake was the co-winner of the 1937 Nobel in Chemistry, for his development in the industrial synthesis of ascorbic acid.
Though they are not Feynman diagrams, they use a squiggly line when the conformation of the hemi-acetal atom is unclear. Along with Paul Karrer, their namesake was the co-winner of the 1937 Nobel in Chemistry, for his development in the industrial synthesis of ascorbic acid. Conventionally, the hydroxyl substituent of the (*) anomeric carbon is assigned "D' in these, which allow for visualization of certain substances as furanoses and pyranoses, and except for substituents of C(4) and C(5), the groups which appear on the left in Fischer projections are shown pointing upwards in these representations. For 10 points, identify these representations which can be used to depict sugars in a three-dimensional manner viewed edge-on, a type of projection named for British chemist Walter.
Though they are not Feynman diagrams, they use a squiggly line when the conformation of the hemi-acetal atom is unclear.
{Haworth} Projections