MCQ
Sucrose on hydrolysis gives
- ATwo molecules of glucose
- BTwo molecules of fructose
- ✓One molecule each of glucose and fructose
- DOne molecule each of glucose and mannose
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
One molecule each of glucose and fructose
c
Sucrose is made up of $1$ unit of glucose and $1$ unit of fructose.So, on hydrolysis of sucrose, the glycosidic link breaks and $1$ molecule of glucose and $1$ molecule of fructose is released.
Sucrose is made up of $1$ unit of glucose and $1$ unit of fructose.So, on hydrolysis of sucrose, the glycosidic link breaks and $1$ molecule of glucose and $1$ molecule of fructose is released.
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