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D-glucose is converted into osazone. The number of equivalents of phenyl hydrazine required by one equivalent of D-glucose in this reaction, is:

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1

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2

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C

3

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4

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Solution

The correct option is C 3
One equivalent of D-glucose requires 3 equivalents of phenyl hydrazine.
Two of them are added to the glucose molecule and one of them is added to Hydrogen.

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