MCQ
Glucose and fructose form
- ✓Same osazone
- BSame acid on oxidation
- CSame alcohol when reduced
- DDifferent osazone
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Same osazone
a
Glucose and fructose form same osazone. The two compounds differ only at carbon number $1$ and $2$ and both of them get involved in osazone formation and thus the osazone formed is identical for both.
Glucose and fructose form same osazone. The two compounds differ only at carbon number $1$ and $2$ and both of them get involved in osazone formation and thus the osazone formed is identical for both.
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