Iced) 202 02-2022/Paper-1 Consider the following Aldoses/ketoses. Which of them can give same osazone on reaction with - PhNHNH, CHO not CHO . CH₂OH Н-С-ОН CHO HO-C_H C-0 НО-С-Н но-с-н НО-С-Н н (III) H-C-ОН H-C-OH I Н-С-ОН H-C-OH H-C-OH H-C-OH I сону, А? HOẶC H CH₂OH FI, II only C 1, II and IV only (II) H-C-OH Н-С-ОН Г CH₂OH (IV) CH₂OH (B) I, II and III only (D) I, II, III and IV CH2OH
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