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Glucose and mannose are
Options
(a) epimers
(b) anomers
(c) ketohexoses
(d) disaccharides
Correct Answer:
epimers
Explanation:
Gluose and mannose are epimers because they both differ in configuration at C-2 and the Isomer which differ at C₂ position are known as epimers of eath other.
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Subject: Chemistry
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