Two monomers in maltose are :

Question

Two monomers in maltose are : (A) α-D-glucose and α-D-glucose (B) α-D-glucose and α-D-galactose (C) α-D-glucose and β-D-glucose (D) α-D-glucose and α-D-Fructose

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Two monomers in maltose are α-D-glucose α-D-glucose.

Q. Two monomers in maltose are :

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ glucose

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ galactose

$α - D -$ glucose and $β - D -$ glucose

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ Fructose

Two monomers in maltose are $α - D$ -glucose & $α - D$ -glucose.

Q. Two monomers in maltose are :

α−D−glucose and α−D−glucose

α−D−glucose and α−D−galactose

α−D−glucose and β−D−glucose

α−D−glucose and α−D−Fructose

Two monomers in maltose are α−D-glucose & α−D-glucose.

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ glucose

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ galactose

$α - D -$ glucose and $β - D -$ glucose

$α - D -$ glucose and $α - D -$ Fructose

Two monomers in maltose are $α - D$ -glucose & $α - D$ -glucose.