Consider the haworth projection. this is a haworth projection of a six membered ring containing a single oxygen atom and five carbon atoms. going clockwise from the oxygen atom, c1 and c3 each contain a hydroxide pointing up, c2 and c4 each contain a hydroxide pointing down, and c5 has a c h 2 o h group pointing up. which of the chair conformations is represented by the haworth projection?
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