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1^("st") member of ketone family and its...

`1^("st")` member of ketone family and its next homologue reacts with `NH_(2)OH` to form oxime. The number of products (including stereoisomers) formed are:

A

Two different oximes are formed.

B

Three different oximes are formed.

C

Two oximes are optically active.

D

All oximes are optically active.

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