The question requires matching structures from Row I with their chemical names in Row II.
To solve this, we need to identify the type of sugar structure in each case:
- Structure A: This is a glucose structure with an α-anomeric configuration, characteristic of α-D-(−)-Glucopyranose.
- Structure B: This is a glucose structure with a β-anomeric configuration, characteristic of β-D-(−)-Glucopyranose.
- Structure C: This is a fructose structure in its furanose form with an α-anomeric configuration, characteristic of α-D-(−)-Fructofuranose.
- Structure D: This is a fructose structure in its furanose form with a β-anomeric configuration, characteristic of β-D-(−)-Fructofuranose.
Based on this identification, we match:
- A → iii (α-D-(−)-Glucopyranose)
- B → iv (β-D-(−)-Glucopyranose)
- C → i (α-D-(−)-Fructofuranose)
- D → ii (β-D-(−)-Fructofuranose)
The correct answer is: A → iii, B → iv, C → i, D → ii