MCQ
Methyl $- \alpha - D-$ glucoside and methyl $- \beta -D-$ glucoside are
- AEpimers
- ✓Anomers
- CEnantiomers
- DConformational diastereomers
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Anomers
b
In $\alpha -D$ glucoside $-OCH_3$ group at $C_1$ is towards right while in $\beta -D$ glucose, it is towards left at $C_1$. Such pairs which differ around only $C_1$ in configuration are called anomers.
In $\alpha -D$ glucoside $-OCH_3$ group at $C_1$ is towards right while in $\beta -D$ glucose, it is towards left at $C_1$. Such pairs which differ around only $C_1$ in configuration are called anomers.
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