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D‑Glucose and L‑glucose are a. epimers. b. enantiomers. c. anomers. d. diastereoisomers.

D‑Glucose and L‑glucose are a. epimers. b. enantiomers. c. anomers. d. diastereoisomers.
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D‑Glucose and L‑glucose are

a. epimers.
b. enantiomers.
c. anomers.
d. diastereoisomers.

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D and L isomers are enantiomers since all the chiral centers have opposite configurations.
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