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Equimolar quantity of glucose with pheny...

Equimolar quantity of glucose with phenyl hydrazine gives

A

Glucose phenyl hydrazine

B

Glucose phenyl hydrazone

C

Glucose oxime

D

Glucosazone

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B
`{:(CHO" "CH="NNH"C_(6)H_(5)),(|" "|),((CHOH)_(4)+H_(2)"NN"HC_(6)H_(5) overset(-H_(2)O)to (CH_(2)OH)_(4)),(|" "|),(CH_(2)OH" "CH_(2)OH),(" Glucosephenyl hydrazone"):}`
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