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Which part of cellulose is the non-reducing end?

(a) Second monomer from the left

(b) Second monomer from the right

(c) Left end

(d) Right end

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Correct option is (c) Left end

Explanation: Cellulose is a polysaccharide composed of glucose monomers that has a linear structure. The right end of polysaccharide chains is the reducing end while the left end is the non-reducing end.

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