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The product (X) obtained in the following reaction is:
The product (X) obtained in the following reaction is:
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Tollens' test is a specific test for aldehydes, giving a silver mirror as a positive result.
Updated On: June 02, 2025
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
The given reaction is Tollens' test, which oxidizes aldehydes to carboxylates.
Since benzaldehyde lacks an alpha-hydrogen, it does not form a carboxylic acid but instead forms the corresponding benzoate ion.
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