Hydrolysis of d-sucrose results in change of optical rotation because

Options

A. number of moles of d-Glucose are less than number of moles of l-Fructose produced during hydrolysis
B. Angle of rotation of l-Fructose is greater than AOR of d-Glucose
C. Both glucose and fructose and levorotatory.
D. Glucose is l and fructose is d and number of moles of glucose formed during reaction are greater than number of moles of fructose.

Answer

B

Explanation

Hydrolysis of d-sucrose reducts in change of optical rotation because angle of rotation of l-fructose is greater than angle of rotation of d-glucose.