Sucrose on hydrolysis gives:

Options

A. `alpha`-D-Glucose `+beta-D`-Glucose
B. `alpha` -D-Glucose `+beta`-D-Fructose
C. `alpha`-D-Fructose `+beta`-D-Fructose
D. `beta`-D-Glucose `+alpha`-D-Fructose

Explanation

Sucrose is composed of one mole of `alpha`-D-glucose and `beta`-D fructose, connected by glycosidic linkage at 1 and 4 carbon atoms of glucose and fructose respectively
When sucrose is hydrolysed by HCl in alcoholic medium, mixture of `alpha`- D-glucose and `beta`-D-fructose is obtained.
Sucrose `overset("hydrolysis")toalpha` -D-Glucose `+beta`-D-Fructose