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To convert glucose to saccharic acid, the reagent used is:

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Bromine water
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Fehlings solution
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Nitric acid
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Alkaline solution of Iodine
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Solution

The correct option is C Nitric acid


To convert glucose to saccharic acid, the reagent used is nitric acid.

Dilute nitric acid oxidises glucose to saccharic acid. Primary OH group and CHO group of glucose are oxidised to COOH group.

Dilute nitric acid also oxidises gluconic acid to saccharic acid.

Primary OH group of gluconic acid is oxidised to COOH group.

Option C is correct.

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