JEE · NEET Previous Year Question
An organic compound " P " of molecular formula gives positive Iodoform test but negative Tollen's test. When " P " is treated with dilute acid, it produces " Q ". " Q " gives positive Tollen's test and also iodoform test. The structure of " P " is:
Topic: JEE PYQ
Answer: A. Full step-by-step solution below.
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Correct answer: A
Solution
(a) P gives positive iodoform (has ) but negative Tollen's (no -CHO).Q (after acid hydrolysis) gives both tests, meaning Q has both and -CHO .
This indicates P has an acetal protecting an aldehyde group.
Option (a):
Has positive iodoform
Has acetal , no free aldehyde → negative Tollen's
Hydrolysis:
gives both iodoform and Tollen's test
Molecular formula:
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