General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry - 4th edition

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ISBN: 9781259883989

Author: by Janice Smith

Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education

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Chapter 20, Problem 47P

What product is formed when each compound is treated with Benedict’s reagent?
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Chapter 20, Problem 47P, What product is formed when each compound is treated with Benedict’s reagent? a. b. , example 1
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Solution Summary: The author explains that Benedict's reagent is used as a mild oxidizing agent which can oxylate aldehydes into the corresponding acid. Ketone doesn't give positive results.

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