MCQ
Glucose $+$ Tollen's reagent $ \to $ Silver mirror shows
- APresence of acidic group
- BPresence of alkaline group
- CPresence of ketonic group
- ✓Presence of aldehyde group
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
Presence of aldehyde group
d
It's Obvious.
It's Obvious.
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