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In the Fehling test, what is the red precipitate formed with an aldehyde?
ACupric hydroxide
BMetallic copper
CCopper(II) oxide
DCuprous oxide
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Cuprous oxide
Cu2+ is reduced to Cu+ and precipitates as red cuprous oxide, Cu2O.
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