If general formula of oxime and semicarbazone is C = N - Z, what is ' Z ' in oxime (I) semicarbazone (II) ?

Question

If general formula of oxime and semicarbazone is C = N - Z, what is ' Z ' in oxime (I) semicarbazone (II) ? (A)  oversetINHCONH 2 oversetIIOH (B)  oversetIOH oversetIINH 2 (C) OH NHCONH 2 (D) NH 2 OH

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Oxime are

Ketox Here, Z= OH Semicarbazone formed by

Here, Z=- NH - underset overset||OC - NH 2

Q. If general formula of oxime and semicarbazone is $C = N - Z$ , what is ' $Z$ ' in oxime $(I)$ semicarbazone $(II)$ ?

$N H CON H_{2} I O H II$

$O H I N H_{2} II$

$O H N H CON H_{2}$

$N H_{2} O H$

Oxime are

Ketox Here, $Z = O H$

Semicarbazone formed by

Here, $Z = - N H - O ∣∣ C - N H_{2}$

Q. If general formula of oxime and semicarbazone is C=N−Z, what is ' Z ' in oxime (I) semicarbazone (II) ?

NHCONH2​I​OHII

OHINH2​II​

OHNHCONH2​

NH2​OH