Chemistry, asked by ipsitasahoo67, 4 months ago

The compound that reduces tollens reagent is
i)CH3COCH3
ii)CH3CHO
iii)CH3COOH
iv)CH3CH2OH

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Answered by PaarthVeer

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Answer:

The answer is (ii) CH3CHO

Explanation:

Because the reducing agent should be an aldehyde ( -CHO).

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