Question

1. Which biochemical family is being tested for when performing the Benedicts & lodine test? 2. What sized chemical can be ID'd by Benedict's? What sized chemical can be a bylodine? at or where do you think (not google) lodine could target in a chemical that would differ susceptible chemicals from Benedict susceptible chemicals. (Compare & contrast Glucose a color changes.) 4. Which chemical test relied on different polarities to ID the presence of chemicals? 5. Which solution gave a stronger indication for the presence of biochemicals during the B Juice or potato juice? Which solution gave a stronger indication for the presence of biod lodine test, onion juice or potato juice? What do these different color reactions tell you found in the highest concentrations in onions and potatoes? - Which solution gave a stronger indication for the presence of biochemicals during th solution or collagen solution? What do these different color reactions tell you about highest concentrations in the amino acid solution vs the collagen solution?

I need number 4. The different chemical tests were sudan IV test for lipid, biuret test for protein, Benedict's test for reducing sugars, and iodine test for starch.

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4. The biochemical tests given here are biurete test for proteins, Benedict test for reducing sugar, iodine test for starch, Sudan IV test for lipids. They show the presence of corresponding biochemicals.

Out of these the biurete test which for protein detection can be said to be relied on the polarities. It is because this test finds the presence of peptide bonds. We know that the peptide bonds are polar in nature. So by this method it identifies the proteins.

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