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Acidity of Alpha Hydrogens

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Benzaldehyde differs from acetaldehyde in this respect that the former does not react with

A

Tollens Reagent

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B

Fehlings solution

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C

HCN

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D

NaHSO₃

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Solution

The correct option is B
Fehlings solution

Benzaldehyde will not answer Fehling's solution

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