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Fehling's reagent & Tollen's reagent
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what is Fehling's reagent & Tollen's reagent ?
and then what is the results of methanal , ethanal , benzaldehyde , propanone on reacting with Fehling's reagent & Tollen's reagent ?
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Re: Fehling's reagent & Tollen's reagent
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fehling%27s_solution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tollen%27s_reagent
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one can oxidise aldehyde and ketone.
the other can only oxidise aldehyde.
they can be used to differentiate aldehyde from ketone and vice versa
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they don't oxidise ketones. you'd have to split up the carbon chain
the differentiation is between aromatic aldehyde and aliphatic aldehyde
fehling can only do aliphatic, tollens both
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