Fehling's solution is...

Fehling's solution is

A

Alkaline `CuSO_(4)` + Rochelle salt (Sod. Pot tartrate)

B

Alkaline `CuSO_(4)` complexed wth citrate ions

C

Ammonical `AgNO_(3)` solution

D

Megneta solution in `H_(2)SO_(3)`

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