(Solved): How do the \( \alpha \) and \( \beta \) forms of glucose differ? A) The \( \beta \) form of glucose ...

How do the \( \alpha \) and \( \beta \) forms of glucose differ? A) The \( \beta \) form of glucose forms linkages that are more readily hydrolyzed. B) Their linear structures differ with respect to whether the carbonyl is on a terminal carbon versus carbon within the chain. C) Their ring structures differ in the orientation of a hydroxyl group on C1. D) Their linear structures differ in the orientation of a hydroxyl group. E) The oxygen atom within the ring structure is in a different orientation.