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tollens test for a aldehyde
Tollens: silver nitrate dissolved in aqueous ammonia
heated in a test tube with an aldehyde :
colourless to silver mirror
Fehling’s solution or Benedict’s solution test for a ketone
copper (II)ions dissolved in sodium hydroxide (blue solution)
heated in a test tube with an aldehyde:
the copper(II) ions are reduced to a brick-red precipitate of copper(I) oxide.
acidified dichromate ions reacting with an aldehyde
Potassium dichromate(VI) with dilute sulfuric acid is often used.
heat an aldehyde with acidified dichromate(VI) ions- you get a carboxylic acid.
The dichromate(VI) ions are the oxidising agent, [O]
orange to green solution
reagents for reducing aldehyde and ketone back to alcohols
LiAlH4
in dry ether