Alpha D Glucose and Beta D Glucose Are Examples of (1) Enantiomers (2) Tautomer’s (3) Anomers (4) Epimers

Anomers include alpha-D-glucose and beta-D-glucose, for example.

The structure of anomeric saccharide changes at only the anomeric carbon. Anomeric carbon refers to the carbohydrate’s functional component, the carboxylic group. A stereoisomer is a type of anomer. They have different configurations at C-2. If they’re ketones, or if they’re aldoses in the C-1 configuration.

Option C is the right answer.