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Inversion of sucrose is a first-order reaction and is studied by measuring the angle of rotation at different intervals of time.
If and, (where, , and are the angle of rotation at the start, at the time , and at the end of the reaction respectively), there is inversion when:

(i) (ii)
Sum of moles of formaldehyde obtained in the reaction (i) and reaction (ii)?

Ketones do not reduce Tollen's reagents, but fructose with a keto group reduces it. Which one of the following is a correct statement?

-Mannose differs from -glucose in its stereochemistry at . The pyranose form of -mannose is:

Which of the following is/are reducing sugar:

Which of these are polysaccharides of glucose?

Fructose
The product and in the a above reaction are:

Correct statement about peptide linkage in a protein molecule is/are correct ?
