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24 May, 12:25

Which element is responsible for the color change in the benedicts test

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  1. 24 May, 15:03
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    Copper (Cu2+)

    Explanation:

    Benedict's test is used to test for aldehydes and ketones. The cupric compound (Cu2+) from the Benedict's reagent reacts and is reduced by the aldehydes to the coprous compound (Cu+) forming a red color.
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