D-glucose and L-glucose Haworth Projections

[lha08]

Homework Statement

I'm a little confused as to the difference between both glucoses...when we draw the Fisher projections for both D and L glucoses, the hydrogens and hydroxyls will alternate in opposite directions, but does that mean when we draw the Haworth representation, are the H and OH drawn oppositely to each other as well? For example, let's say on Carbon 4, the H is pointing up and OH down for D glucose, will the H point down and OH up for L glucose?

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[chemisttree]

Yep. If you take a Haworth model and lay it down with the most oxidized carbon at the top (the aldehyde carbon) you get a Fisher projection. You got to break a bond to do this of course.