Which one of the following tests is used for the identification of functional groups in organic compounds does not use copper reagent?

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Seliwanoff's test explicitly distinguishes ketoses from aldoses using solely resorcinol reliably dissolved stably in strongly concentrated , entirely lacking any copper derivatives. In stark contrast, Barfoed's test requires cupric acetate. Benedict's reagent prominently utilizes uniquely complexed deep-blue explicitly alkaline cupric strictly ions. Likewise, the Biuret test inherently distinctly reacts actively employing strongly alkaline heavily reliable aqueous copper(II) sulfate solutions.

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