Match the structures in Row $I$ with their names in Row $II$.
Row $I$:
$(P)$ $\alpha-D-(+)-$Glucopyranose
$(Q)$ $\beta-D-(+)-$Glucopyranose
$(R)$ $\alpha-D-(-)-$Fructofuranose
$(S)$ $\beta-D-(-)-$Fructofuranose
Row $II$:
$(i)$ $\alpha-D-(-)-$Fructofuranose
$(ii)$ $\beta-D-(-)-$Fructofuranose
$(iii)$ $\alpha-D-(+)-$Glucopyranose
$(iv)$ $\beta-D-(+)-$Glucopyranose
Correct match is:

  • A
    $P$ $\rightarrow iv, Q$ $\rightarrow iii, R$ $\rightarrow i, S$ $\rightarrow ii$
  • B
    $P$ $\rightarrow i, Q$ $\rightarrow ii, R$ $\rightarrow iii, S$ $\rightarrow iv$
  • C
    $P$ $\rightarrow iii, Q$ $\rightarrow iv, R$ $\rightarrow ii, S$ $\rightarrow i$
  • D
    $P$ $\rightarrow iii, Q$ $\rightarrow iv, R$ $\rightarrow i, S$ $\rightarrow ii$

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