In a clinical test for glucose (an aldose), 1 mole of an aldehyde group reacts with Fehling's solution. How many moles of Cu2O precipitate?
Q1. In a clinical test for glucose (an aldose), 1 mole of an aldehyde group reacts with Fehling's solution. How many moles of Cu2O precipitate?
Answer: 1.0 mole
Explanation: One aldehyde group reduces two Cu2+ ions to one mole of Cu2O (red precipitate). 2 moles is the count of copper ions.