Sugar $X$:
$A.$ is found in honey.
$B.$ is a keto sugar.
$C.$ exists in $\alpha$ and $\beta$-anomeric forms.
$D.$ is laevorotatory.
$X$ is
$A.$ is found in honey.
$B.$ is a keto sugar.
$C.$ exists in $\alpha$ and $\beta$-anomeric forms.
$D.$ is laevorotatory.
$X$ is
- A$D$-Glucose
- B$D$-Fructose
- CMaltose
- DSucrose
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