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Reduction of `D`-glucose forms `D`-sorbitol while that of `D`-fructose forms a mixture of `D`-sorbitol and `D`-mannitol.

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Due to the difference in configuration
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Dotted system of both have same configuration `gt C =0` on reduction in the fructose gives two different configuration at `C_(2)`.
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