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Chemistry General Organic Chemistry Organic Reactions and their Mechanism Single Correct MCQ
Published on: August 13, 2026

The presence of carbon in an organic compound can be shown by.

A
Heating the compound with sodium
B
Heating the compound with cupric oxide
C
Haeating the compound on Bunsen flame
D
Heating the compound with magnesium.

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B

Compound when heated with CuO reduces CuO to Cu and oxidizes C to which truns lime water milky.

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