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Q.

Glucose can be differentiated from lactose by :

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a

Tollen's reagent

b

Fehling solution

c

Benedict's solution

d

Barfoed's reagent

answer is D.

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Detailed Solution

Glucose can be differentiated from lactose by Barfoed's reagent.

Copper (II) acetate is dissolved in a 0.33 molar solution in 1% acetic acid to form Barfoed's reagent. Since the reagent does not store well, it is advised to prepare it only when it is truly needed.

Hence, option 4 is correct.

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Glucose can be differentiated from lactose by :