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This single mechanism explains almost every important reaction of aldehydes and ketones in CUET.
If you clearly understand how nucleophiles attack the carbonyl group, you can easily solve questions involving:
• Product prediction
• Reduction and oxidation reactions
• Identification tests
• Reactivity comparison

In this lecture, we explore the chemical behaviour of carbonyl compounds and the core mechanism that drives their reactions.
The Central Idea Behind Carbonyl Chemistry
Step-by-Step View of the Addition Process

Cyanohydrin Formation
Bisulphite Addition Reaction
Interaction with Alcohols
Reactions with Ammonia Derivatives
Reduction of Carbonyl Compounds
Oxidation Behaviour
Diagnostic Tests for Aldehydes
Reactivity Comparison Between Aldehydes and Ketones
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