The alpha- and beta-forms of glucose are-isomers of Dleft- - right- glucose and Lleft- - right- glucose respectivelyanomers of glucosediastereoisomers of glucoseisomers which differ in the configuration of C-2isomers which differ in the configuration of C-5

Question

The alpha- and beta-forms of glucose are-isomers of Dleft- - right-  glucose and Lleft- - right-  glucose respectivelyanomers of glucosediastereoisomers of glucoseisomers which differ in the configuration of C-2isomers which differ in the configuration of C-5

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

In -x3B1-x2212- and -x3B2-x2212- form of glucose- only the orientation of the -x2212-OH group attached to the first carbon atom is different- These type of structures are called as anomers of each other-xA0-

List - I	List - II
A) $α$ -D-Glucose and $β$ -D-Glucose	1) Muta-rotation
B) $(+)$ and $(-)$ - Glucose	2) Enantiomers
C) $D$ and $L$ - Glucose	3) Anomers
D) Interconversion of $α$ and $β$ forms of glucose	4) Configurational

The $α$ - and $β$ -forms of glucose are:
isomers of $D (+)$ glucose and $L (-)$ glucose respectively
anomers of glucose
diastereoisomers of glucose
isomers which differ in the configuration of $C - 2$
isomers which differ in the configuration of $C - 5$

In $α -$ and $β -$ form of glucose, only the orientation of the $- O H$ group attached to the first carbon atom is different. These type of structures are called as anomers of each other.

The α- and β-forms of glucose are:isomers of D(+) glucose and L(−) glucose respectivelyanomers of glucosediastereoisomers of glucoseisomers which differ in the configuration of C−2isomers which differ in the configuration of C−5

In α− and β− form of glucose, only the orientation of the −OH group attached to the first carbon atom is different. These type of structures are called as anomers of each other.

The $α$ - and $β$ -forms of glucose are:
isomers of $D (+)$ glucose and $L (-)$ glucose respectively
anomers of glucose
diastereoisomers of glucose
isomers which differ in the configuration of $C - 2$
isomers which differ in the configuration of $C - 5$

In $α -$ and $β -$ form of glucose, only the orientation of the $- O H$ group attached to the first carbon atom is different. These type of structures are called as anomers of each other.