Chemistry, asked by haokipjejem01, 9 months ago

What happens when fructose reacts with phenyhydrazine?

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Answered by sunitatyagi848

Explanation:

 Principle:  When reducing sugars are treated with phenylhydrazine, first phenylhydrazones (soluble) are formed.  On heating, these hydrazones further react with phenylhydrazine to form sugar osazones (insoluble).

Answered by deepandita2005

Answer:

When reducing sugars are treated with phenylhydrazine, first phenylhydrazones (soluble) are formed.  On heating, these hydrazones further react with phenylhydrazine to form sugar osazones (insoluble).

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