The reagents which do not react with glucose are

I. Schiff's reagent II. Tollen's reagent III.Fehling's solution IV. NaHSO₃

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Solution

The correct option is B I & IV
Glucose does not answer Schiff's test and NaHSO₃ test due to absence of aliphatic aldehydes in the ring structure and absence of free aldehydic group.

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The reagents which do not react with glucose are I. Schiff's reagent II. Tollen's reagent III.Fehling's solution IV. NaHSO3

The correct option is B I & IVGlucose does not answer Schiff's test and NaHSO3 test due to absence of aliphatic aldehydes in the ring structure and absence of free aldehydic group.

The reagents which do not react with glucose are

I. Schiff's reagent II. Tollen's reagent III.Fehling's solution IV. NaHSO₃

The correct option is B I & IV
Glucose does not answer Schiff's test and NaHSO₃ test due to absence of aliphatic aldehydes in the ring structure and absence of free aldehydic group.