The silver mirror test with Tollens’ reagent

silver mirror experiment Demonstrating the Tollens' test a solution of silver nitrate which can react with aldehydes or reducing sugars to form silver. The silver deposit forms a mirror-like coating on the inside of the reaction vessel. | ChemClub

Tollens Reagent Silver Mirror Test for Aldehydes

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