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α−D−(+)-glucose and β−D−(+)-glucose are:
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The correct option is A anomers
Option (A) is correct.
α−D−(+)-glucose and β−D−(+)-glucose are those diastereomers that differ in configuration at C- 1 atom. Such isomers are referred as anomers. In this case, C-1 carbon atom is the anomeric carbon atom.
Option (A) is correct.
α−D−(+)-glucose and β−D−(+)-glucose are those diastereomers that differ in configuration at C- 1 atom. Such isomers are referred as anomers. In this case, C-1 carbon atom is the anomeric carbon atom.
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