MCQ
The typical reactions of aldehyde is
- AElectrophilic addition
- BNucleophilic substitution
- ✓Nucleophilic addition
- DNucleophilic elimination
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Nucleophilic addition
c
(c)Nucleophilic as addition of $HCN,\,\,NaHS{O_3}$ etc.
(c)Nucleophilic as addition of $HCN,\,\,NaHS{O_3}$ etc.
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