A structural representation of a d-glucose (a polyhydroxy aldehyde) molecule. It consists of a carbon atom, a hydroxyl group, and a carbon dioxide group. The carbon atom is represented by a red line, while the hydrogen group is shown by a black line. There are six carbon atoms arranged in a grid-like structure, with the carbon atoms on the left side of the image and the hydrogen groups on the right side. The hydrogen groups are represented by red lines, while carbon groups are shown in black lines. The atoms are arranged in two rows and three columns. At the bottom of the diagram, there is a text that reads "D-GLUCOSE (a Polyhydroxy Aldehyde)" which is likely the name of the molecule. The molecule appears to be made up of two carbon atoms, one on top of the other, and two on the bottom.
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Ketone Aldehyde Carbonyl Group Alcohol Acetal - Parallel - Hydroxy PNG
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