Secondary nitro compounds when react with $ HN{O_2} $ forms crystalline solids which on treatment with $ NaOH $ gives
A. Red solution
B. Blue solution
C. White precipitate
D. Yellow colouration

Hint :Nitroalkanes are the organic compounds which are colourless pleasant-smelling liquids and are formed on reaction of a haloalkane with silver nitrate. The general chemical formula of a nitroalkane is $ {C_n}{H_{2n + 1}}N{O_2} $ . The lower nitroalkanes (like nitromethane) are used for internal combustion engines as high-performance fuels, as polar solvents and as chemical intermediates.

Complete Step By Step Answer:
Secondary nitro compounds: When two alkyl groups are attached to the carbon atom that is adjacent to the nitro group, then the compound is termed as secondary nitro compound or secondary nitroalkane. Structurally, it is expressed as follows:

When secondary nitro compounds react with nitrous acid, then the formation of pseudo nitriles takes place along with the removal of water. The reaction takes place as follows:

On further reaction of pseudo nitriles with $ NaOH $ , a blue coloured solution is obtained as a product.
Hence, option (B) is the correct answer.

Additional Information:
When primary nitro compounds react with nitrous acid, then they form nitrolic acid which on further treatment with sodium hydroxide, yields a deep red colour solution. The reaction is as follows:


Note :
It is important to note that the tertiary nitro compounds do not give any reaction with nitrous acid because there is no hydrogen present on the carbon atom and therefore, removal of water is not possible in this case. These reactions are a very important lab reaction as these are used to distinguish between primary, secondary and tertiary alcohols.