Which of the following sugars would NOT yield a positive Fehling's test (red color change)? Which of the following sugars would NOT yield a positive Fehling's test (red color change)?
lactose
maltose
sucrose
All of the listed responses would yield a positive result.
Fehling's test is used to test between reducing and non reducing sugars.
Reducing sugar gives positive response while non reducing sugar gives negative response.
From the given disaccharides, maltose and lactose are reducing sugars and give positive response. Sucrose is a non reducing sugar. Hence, it will give negative response with Fehling's solution.
Which of the following sugars would NOT yield a positive Fehling's test (red color change)? Which...
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