MCQ
A dextrorotatory sugar, present in fruits, is:
- AGlucose
- BFructose
- CCellulose
- DStarch
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Answer
- Glucose
Explanation:
The natural glucose obtained from fruits is dextrorotatory in nature (this is the reason it is called (+) glucose).
Fructose is ketohexose which occurs in sweet fruits.
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