$A$ carbohydrate $(A)$,when treated with dilute $HCl$ in alcoholic solution,gives two isomers $(B)$ and $(C)$. $B$ on reaction with bromine water gives a monocarboxylic acid '$Z$',and '$C$' is a ketohexose. What is $A$?

  • A
    Starch
  • B
    Maltose
  • C
    Sucrose
  • D
    Lactose

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