(A) Q, R, S all three give 2, 4 DNP test as they have Aldehyde/ketone group
(C) Q & R gives sooty flame
(E) Q gives Tollens reagent test
Given below are the four isomeric compounds (P,Q,R,S)

Identify correct statements from below.
A. Q,R and S will give precipitate with 2,4−DNP.
B. P and Q will give positive Bayer's test.
C. Q and R will give sooty flame.
D. R and S will give yellow precipitate with I2/NaOH.
E. Q alone will deposit silver with Tollen's reagent Choose the correct option.
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A, B, D and E only
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C and E only
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