A compound (X) reacts with ammonical silver nitrate, which also reacts with acidic potassium
permanganate. The compound is
A. Benzene
B. Acetylene
C. Propene
D. 2-Butyne
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Answer:
option b acetylene
Explanation:
because ammonical silver nitrate is Tollens reagent
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Acetylene is a compound reacts with "ammonical silver nitrate" which also reacts with "acidic potassium permanganate".
Option (B).
Explanation:
- The compound Acetylene acts as a reagent called as Tollen’s reagent.
- Tollen’s reagent main function is to define the presence of an aldehyde. Alpha hydroxy ketone or aromatic aldehyde.
- If the test is positive with the tollen’s reagent then the reaction precipitates a substance that is elemental silver.
- It has a characteristic of a silver mirror on the inside.
- Only a reaction with Acetylene out of the given four substances gives a positive test with the Tollen’s reagent and results in the formation of silver acetylide and then precipitates from the solution.
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