Structure

Represents α‐D‐(+) Glucopyranose
Structure

Represents β‐D‐(+) Glucopyranose
Structure

Represents α‐D‐(−) Fructofuranose
Structure

Represents β‐D‐(−) Fructofuranose
So, the correct option is D
Match items of Row I with those of Row II.
Row I:
(P)

(Q)

(R)

(S)

Row II:
(i) α‐D‐(—) Fructofuranose.
(ii) β‐D‐(—) Fructofuranose.
(iii) α‐D‐(‐) Glucopyranose.
(iv) β‐D‐(‐) Glucopyranose.
Correct match is
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P→iv, Q→iii, R→i, S→ii
P→i, Q→ii, R→iii, S→iv
P→iii, Q→iv, R→ii, S→i
P→iii, Q→iv, R→i, S→ii
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