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Statement I: Glycosides mutarotate.
Statement II: The anomeric `OH` is etherified and the equilibrium with the free carbonyl form is destroyed.

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Statements `I` is wrong and statement `II` is the correct explanation of why glycosides do not mutarotate.
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