MCQ
Which among the following is non-reducing sugar?
- AGlucose
- BMaltose
- CLactose
- ✓Sucrose
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Sucrose
d
Sucrose is non-reducing sugar because anomeric carbon of both the monosaccharide units are involved in glycoside or actal formation.
Sucrose is non-reducing sugar because anomeric carbon of both the monosaccharide units are involved in glycoside or actal formation.
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