Aldehydes and ketones are differentiated by using :
A
NaOH/I2
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B
NaHSO3
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C
AgNO3/NH4OH
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D
NH2−NH2
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Solution
The correct option is BAgNO3/NH4OH With NaOH/I2,NaHSO3 and NH2−NH2 (hydrazine) aldehydes as well as ketones can react while withAgNO3/NH4OH (Tollen's reagent) only aldehydes react.
Thus, AgNO3/NH4OH is used to distinguish between aldehydes and ketones.