MCQ
$D$ -Glucose $\overset {O{H^ - }} \longleftrightarrow $ $A + B; A$ and $B$ are
- A$D$ -Mannose and $D$ -Mannitol
- ✓$D$ -Mannose and $D$ -Fructose
- C$D$ -Allose and $D$ -Altrose
- D$D$ -Glucose and $D$ -Idose
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
$D$ -Mannose and $D$ -Fructose
b
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