(You will need to know what Benedict’s reagent is, the reaction conditions that are used and...
(You will need to know what Benedict’s reagent is, the reaction conditions that are used and how to interpret the experimental results.Please consider the scenario that you are working in an analytical laboratory and need to determine if a sample of synthetic sucrose is 100% pure.)
1. You ran two control experiments using the reagent; one with commercially purchased pure glucose and one with commercially purchase pure fructose. What would you expect the experimental results to show for the glucose experiment and the fructose experiment?
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1. Why does the basic (ammonia) reaction condition used with the Benedict's reagent test enable you...
1. Why does the basic (ammonia) reaction condition used with the Benedict's reagent test enable you to differentiate a possible hydrolysis of a pure synthetic sucrose sample from an incomplete synthesis of a sucrose sample in which glucose and fructose might still be present in low amounts?
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I simply need to know what the product
formula would be in this reaction. Thank you!!!
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this.
B. Which strain contains the nonsense mutation in the CRP
protein gene? Explain how you know this.
C. Which strain contains the deletion mutation in the lac operon
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Hello! I need help with practice question 5 below. Thank
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Cellular Respiration > Laboratory Review Questions and Problems What other independent variables might be used when working with fermentation retina 2 Which substance is used as a control in the fermentation experiments? 3. Glucose, sucrose, and starch were used in the fermentation experiment. These are what types of car: bohydrates? Glucose Sucrose Starch 4. What influence might small increases in temperature have on respiration rates? Large increases in temperature? 5. Why was it necessary to provide insulation around the germinating...
4. If you wanted to make pure (S)-(+)-guaifenesin, what reagent would you need to use in place of one that was used in your synthesis? Draw the structure, including dashed and wedged bonds, showing the correct absolute configuration (R or S). Guaifenesin Synthesis
I simply need to know what the product
formula would be in this reaction. Thank you!!!
Experiment 5-Protection of a Carbohydrate: Acetal formation from α-Methylglucopyra noside Reading: Klein 2nd Ed pp 941-943 (acetal formation), 1166-1167 (carbohydrate structure and reactions) Introduction Carbohydrates are a vital part of natural processes: many cellular receptors involve multiple carbohydrates appended to proteins and other biomacromolecules. Synthesizing sugar derivatives is therefore a tremendously important research area in organic chemistry. The problem with sugar chemistry is that...
A. Which strain is the wild-type E.coli? Explain how you know
this.
B. Which strain contains the nonsense mutation in the CRP
protein gene? Explain how you know this.
C. Which strain contains the deletion mutation in the lac operon
operator sequence? Explain how you know this.
knowledge about the lac operon system AND knowledge Problem set about the Lac operon (these problems require knowledge about the lac operon system AND about consequences of mutations) You are working with three...
Hello! I need help with practice question 5 below. Thank
you!
5. Caenorhabditis elegans is a species of soil-dwelling nematode (roundworm) that feeds on soil bacteria, including Bacillus thuringiensis. B. thuringiensis is a virulent bacterial pathogen that produces BT toxin, a protein that can kill different invertebrate species, including C. elegans. In a laboratory experiment, C. elegans and B. thuringiensis were cultured individually (control) or together (experimental) for 150 days. Under optimal conditions, the generation time of C. elegans is...
i need help with the prelab questions please
Grignard reagent THE GRIGNARD REAGENT-PREPARATION AND REACTION In this experiment, you will prepare a Grignard reagent, phenyl magnesium bromide, from bromobenzene and magnesium metal. The Grignard reagent will then react with methyl benzoate to form triphenylmethanol. Introduction Grignard reagents, such as organomagnesium halides, were discovered in 1910 by French chemist Victor Grignard. The Grignard reaction is one of the most general methods for carbon- carbon bond formation in all of organic chemistry....
i need help with the postlab questions please
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