Hydrolysis of sucrose gives :

Question

Hydrolysis of sucrose gives : (A) α- D -(-)-Glucose and β- D -(-)-Fructose (B) α- D -(+)- Glucose and α- D -(-)-Fructose (C) α- D -(-)-Glucose and α- D -(+)-Fructose (D) α- D -(+)-Glucose and β-D- (-)-Fructose

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Sucrose is formed by α- D (+). Glucose +β- D (-) Fructose. we obtain these monomers on hydrolysis.

Q. Hydrolysis of sucrose gives :

$α - D - (-)$ -Glucose and $β - D - (-)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (+) -$ Glucose and $α - D - (-)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (-)$ -Glucose and $α - D - (+)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (+)$ -Glucose and $β$ -D- $(-)$ -Fructose

Sucrose is formed by $α - D (+)$ . Glucose $+ β - D (-)$ Fructose.
we obtain these monomers on hydrolysis.

Q. Hydrolysis of sucrose gives :

α−D−(−)-Glucose and β−D−(−)-Fructose

α−D−(+)− Glucose and α−D−(−)-Fructose

α−D−(−)-Glucose and α−D−(+)-Fructose

α−D−(+)-Glucose and β-D- (−)-Fructose

Sucrose is formed by α−D(+). Glucose +β−D(−) Fructose. we obtain these monomers on hydrolysis.

$α - D - (-)$ -Glucose and $β - D - (-)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (+) -$ Glucose and $α - D - (-)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (-)$ -Glucose and $α - D - (+)$ -Fructose

$α - D - (+)$ -Glucose and $β$ -D- $(-)$ -Fructose

Sucrose is formed by $α - D (+)$ . Glucose $+ β - D (-)$ Fructose.
we obtain these monomers on hydrolysis.