MCQ
The acid which reduces Fehling solution is
- ✓Methanoic acid
- BEthanoic acid
- CButanoic acid
- DPropanoic acid
✓
Answer
Correct option: A.
Methanoic acid
a
(a)Methanoic acid resemble with aldehyde due to its structure. So it reduce fehling reagent.
(a)Methanoic acid resemble with aldehyde due to its structure. So it reduce fehling reagent.
$\mathop {H - \mathop {\mathop {{C_{}}}\limits^{||} }\limits^O - OH}\limits_{aldehydric \,group} $
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