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5.10
O-Substitution
5.10.1
O-Substitution with Alkyl and Acyl Groups
5 Carbohydrates
a-Alkyl and a-acyl derivatives of saccharides can most easily be named
as such even though traditional ester names are still widely used for the
latter.
HC=O
I
H-C-OAc
I
AcO-C-H
I
H-C-OAc
I
H-C-OAc
I
CH20H
Penta-O-acetylaldehydo- D-glucose or:
Aldehydo-D-glucose pentaacetate
sulfonato-13-D-glucopyranose
opo 3 8
I
8
~OHJH20P03 -
HHOH
OH H
1,6-Di -0-phosphonatoa- D-fructofuranose
or: l,6-Bisphosphoa-D-fructofuranose
or: a-D-Fructofuranose l,6-bisphosphate
The inevitable acronym ADP too comes from the ester name adenosine5' -diphosphate customarily preferred to the systematic denominations 5'0-( diphosphonato )adenosine or 5'-( diphospho )adenosine.
5.10.2
Cyclic Acetals and Ketals
Cyclic acetals and ketals produced from saccharides by reactions with
aldehydes and ketones, respectively, are identified as x,y-a-alkyl(id)ene
derivatives.
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