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What does the protonation of a disaccharide look like? For instance what would the product be if the reaction was between Trehalos and H+
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@Abhisar
protonation that would lead to a reaction would have to occur at the oxygen bonding the two monosaccharides, otherwise no reaction happens. The reaction is the separation of the two glucose molecules from each other. You should try drawing out the mechanism
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