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Report Sheet Carbohydrates Results of Carbohydrate Tests D. Benedict's Test E. Seliwano T Glucose e rmentation Test G. Todine Test Fructose Sucrose Lactose Starch Water Questions and Problems 0.6 From the results above, list the sugars that are reducing sugars and those that are not Reducing sugars Nonreducing sugars Q.7 What sugars are ketoses? Q.8 What sugars give a positive fermentation test? Q.9 Which carbohydrates give a blue-black color in the iodine test?
Experiment 33 PART B. SOME REACTIONS OF CARBOHYDRATES Spor Test Results with Carbohydrates Sucrose Carbohyd- Starch Fructose Glucose rate class Benedict's test Fehling's test Tollens test Glucose oxidase test Iodine test What class of carbohydrate can be expected to give a positive test with the spot tests below? Benedict's glucose oxidase Fehling's iodine Tollens Hydrolysis of polysaccharides Test Results Results of Result from Benedict's test strips Solution Result from iodine test Initial starch Initial sucrose Initial cellulose Final starch Final...
Question : Making use of the tests for carbohydrates outlined in experiment number (5 and 6), design your own scheme for the identification of different classes of carbohydrates (eg: Mono, di, polysaccharides). Starch, Sucrose, Galactose, Glucose, Fructose, Pentose, Lactose, Maltose Test Reagents Positive results Indication Distilled water Formation of precipitate or cloudiness. Differentiate between mono/disaccharides & polysaccharides Solubility Appearance of reddish-brown colour Differentiate between starch and glycogen (branching effect) Differentiate between reducing& non-reducing sugars. Differentiate between reducing& non-reducing sugars. General...
CHM 380 Laboratory Manual Name: Lab #4: Pre-Lab Assignment Complete in advance and turn in at the beginning of class. 1. For each of the following sugars, answer the questions by filling in the table. (You may use the textbook or any other source for help on this.) Carbohydrate Is it a Reducing Sugar (has a free anomeric carbon)? Monosaccharide or Disaccharide? Aldose or ketose sugar (or both)? Glucose Fructose Sucrose Lactose 2. Based on those results, and the information...
Please, fill in first table for Seliwanoff's Test for Ketoses. Additional info is found in the images following table. (Second table is info and image following). Part C: Seliwanoff's Test for Ketoses Seliwanoff's Test Results Test Tube Sample Prediction Ketose? (Y/N) Observations Distilled water Peach / no change Glucose Peach to red slowly Fructose deep red solution very quickly Sucrose deep red solution quickly Lactose Peach to red slowly Starch Peach to red very slowly Mystery sample Peach to red...
Lab question Table 5A-1 Data Table for Benedict's and Lugol's Tests Benedict's Test Lugol's Test Origia Final Color Color Before Boiling Tube After After 1. Water 2. Starch 3. Glucose elue owrm 5. Sucrose 6. Onion juiceGen Crenve 7. Potato slice l ecue | Green | WhLte一一1tra-areen 8. Milk Did the results for each test support your hypotheses? Did your results support your null hypothesis? Did the results for cach test agree with your predictions? Explain any discrepancies. PART 2-LUGOL'S...
Pre-Lab Questions (PLQ) for Exp. 9 Carbohydrates (sugars) Use the information in Exp. 9 to answer the following questions 1. (2 pts) What is produced when polysaccharides and disaccharides are hydrolyzed? 2. (2 pts) A monosaccharides can exist as an open chain or as a cyclic compound. Which form is more stable? 3. (4 pts) Sucrose is the only carbohydrate for which it is necessary to make a fresh solution (all of the other carbohydrates will already be prepared in...
Questions A-F (Molecule above is aldotriose) drate diagnostic tests, the Benedict's Test for "reducing was once the standard Benedict's test is proportional to the amount of "reducing sugar" present 2. Of the carbohyd test for glucose in the urine of diabetics. The amount of brick-red precipitate formed in the sugars" is perhaps the most significant, as it in the urine. tion of the Benedict's test, the two reactants are the sugar and the Cu?' ion. Consider performing the Benedict's Test...
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. 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...