MCQ
Schiff's reagent gives pink colour with
- ✓Aldehydes
- BEthers
- CKetones
- DCarboxylic acid
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Aldehydes
a
(a) ${\rm{Aldehyde}} + \mathop {{\rm{Schiff's reagent}}}\limits_{{\rm{(Colourless)}}} \to {\rm{Pink colour}}$
Ketone do not give this test.
(a) ${\rm{Aldehyde}} + \mathop {{\rm{Schiff's reagent}}}\limits_{{\rm{(Colourless)}}} \to {\rm{Pink colour}}$
Ketone do not give this test.
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