How do $\alpha-D-$glucose and $\beta-D-$glucose differ from each other with respect to the $C-1$ carbon?

  • A
    Due to the size of the hemiacetal ring
  • B
    Due to the number of $-OH$ groups
  • C
    Due to the configuration
  • D
    Due to the structure

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