Multiple Choice
The Fischer projection for fructose is shown below. Is it a d-sugar or an l-sugar? 
A) It is a D-sugar because the hydroxyl at carbon A is to the right.
B) It is a D-sugar because the carbonyl at carbon B is to the right.
C) It is a D-sugar because the hydroxyl at carbon C is to the right
D) It is an L-sugar because the carbonyl at carbon B is to the right.
E) It is an L-sugar because the hydroxyl at carbon C is to the right.
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