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The beta (`beta`) and alpha (`alpha`) glucose have different specific rotation. When either is dissolved in water, their specific rotation changed to reach a certain fixed value. This is called :-

A

epimerisation

B

reacemisation

C

anomerisation

D

mutarotation

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The `beta` and `alpha`- glucose have dihfferent rotations. When eithers is disolved in water, their rotation changes until the same fixed value resutls. This is called mutarotion .
`alpha`-D-glucose
Specific rotation =`+110^@ hArr`
Open chain form of equilibrium mixture
Specific rotation = `+52.3^2 hArr beta-D `- glucose
Specific rotation `= + 19.2^@`
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