Give examples of (i) a trisaccharide (ii) a tetrasaccharide (iii) two polysaccharides (iv) one non-reducing disaccharide (v) one reducing disaccharide (vi) one reducing ketohexose (vii) one ketoheptose (viii) one optically inactive ketose
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(i) Raffinose (ii) Stachyose (iii) Starch and Cellulose (iv) Sucrose (v) Moltose (vi) Fructose (vii) Sedoheptulose (viii) Triose
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