MCQ
Glucose cannot be classified as
- AA hexose
- BA carbohydrate
- ✓An oligosaccharide
- DAn aldose
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
An oligosaccharide
c
Glucose contains just $1$ ring ( $1$ carbohydrate unit) so it is a monosaccharide. It is not an oligosaccharide.Oligosaccharides contain $2-10$ carbohydrate units.So, glucose cannot be called as an oligosaccharide.
Glucose contains just $1$ ring ( $1$ carbohydrate unit) so it is a monosaccharide. It is not an oligosaccharide.Oligosaccharides contain $2-10$ carbohydrate units.So, glucose cannot be called as an oligosaccharide.
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