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Analyze the pair of compounds. The Haworth projection of beta L galactose contains a six membered ring contains a single oxygen atom and five carbon atoms. Carbons one, two , and four have a hydroxide group pointing down, carbon two has a hydroxide group pointing up, and carbon five has the group C H 2 O H pointing down. The Haworth projection of beta L glucose contains a six membered ring contains a single oxygen atom and five carbon atoms. Carbons one and three have a hydroxide group pointing down, carbons two and four have a hydroxide group pointing up, and carbon five has a C H 2 O H group pointing down. Which of the terms explains the relationship between the two compounds
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