[auksas]

what glycoside is the result of the reaction galactose+ ethyl alcohol? Is this reaction possible?

[Babcock_Hall]

It is the policy of this forum that you must show your attempt or provide your thoughts before we can help you.  Do you understand what is meant by glycoside?

[auksas]

It is the policy of this forum that you must show your attempt or provide your thoughts before we can help you.  Do you understand what is meant by glycoside?

 Compound which consists of 2 or more molecules of carbohydrates (sugars(it seemed to me that they all were isomers)) and they are bonded through glycosidic bond. I haven't found that alcohol can be bonded in the similar way.

[Babcock_Hall]

It is the policy of this forum that you must show your attempt or provide your thoughts before we can help you.  Do you understand what is meant by glycoside?

 Compound which consists of 2 or more molecules of carbohydrates (sugars(it seemed to me that they all were isomers)) and they are bonded through glycosidic bond. I haven't found that alcohol can be bonded in the similar way.

Your definition is incorrect.  A glycoside is an acetal or ketal in which the aldehyde or ketone is derived from a carbohydrate.  Many alcohols can react with many different carbohydrates to make a variety of glycosides.