Question

Question #5f269

Answer 1

Ribose-RNA c5 o5 h8
Deoxyribose-DNA c5 o4 h8

Explanation:

These are the sugars found in RNA and DNA. They both are pentose sugars with five carbon atoms. In deoxyribose as the name suggests it lacks an oxygen atom, most commonly on the 2nd carbon, where it link to the OH group, where there is no O anymore.

Answer 2

Both Ribose and Deoxyribose are pentose sugar containing 5 carbon atoms.
Ribose sugar is present in RNA while Deoxyribose sugar is present in DNA
Deoyribose sugar differs from Ribose sugar in Lacking an Oxygen atom at the 2nd carbon position