“…It should be noted again here that the spectra patterns between 169.0 and 169.7 ppm are very complicated especially for CA with 0.68 and 0.80. Assuming that the peak positions of the carbonyl carbon peaks due to disubstituted glucopyranose units are not far from the corresponding peaks of mono-and tri-substituted glucopyranose units, we can divide roughly the whole spectra in a carbonyl carbon region into three regions: the region between 170-169.6 ppm for C 6 , 169.6-168.9 ppm for C 3 , and 168.9-168.3 ppm for C 2 • It should be remembered that this technique might give a convenient basis for estimating from 13 C NMR spectra, but it is not so rigorous. For example, two peaks groups assigned for c3 and c2 positions have an innegligible possibility of mutual overlapping, which can be realized, for example, by noting that at least more than 6 peaks are observed experimentally in the above defined carbonyl carbon region at the so-called c3 position, although the maximum number of corresponding peaks, theoretically expected, is only four (one for mono-, for tri-, and two for disubstituted glucopyranose units).…”