D glucose and d fructose can be differentiated by which reagent
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U can differentiate it by bromine water test it is one of the easiest way
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Hey dear,
There are various tests to distinguish glucose and fructose.
● Bromine water test -
- When glucose is treated with bromine water, it forms gluconic acid which changes color of the solution.
- Being a weak oxidizing agent, bromine water is unable to oxidize fructose.
● Selivanoff's test -
- Fructose reacts with resorcinol in dil.HCl to give red/brown precipitate.
- Glucose gives negative Selovanoff's test.
● Furfural test -
- Fructose when heated with conc.HCl & alc.alpha napthol to give purple color.
- Glucose gives negative furfural test.
Hope this is helpful...
There are various tests to distinguish glucose and fructose.
● Bromine water test -
- When glucose is treated with bromine water, it forms gluconic acid which changes color of the solution.
- Being a weak oxidizing agent, bromine water is unable to oxidize fructose.
● Selivanoff's test -
- Fructose reacts with resorcinol in dil.HCl to give red/brown precipitate.
- Glucose gives negative Selovanoff's test.
● Furfural test -
- Fructose when heated with conc.HCl & alc.alpha napthol to give purple color.
- Glucose gives negative furfural test.
Hope this is helpful...
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