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Biochemical food tests
Non-reducing sugars
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give an example of a non-reducing sugar
sucrose
what should u do if a negative results was found initially with the Benedict's + boil test
add
HCL
acid to test sample + boil
it'll hydrolyse any
glycosidic
bonds present
add
hydrogen
carbonate
powder (alkali) to
neutralise
add
Benedict's reagent
+ boil
why do u add HCL acid to test sample
to
hydrolyse
any
glycosidic
bonds present
why do u add hydrogen carbonate powder
to neutralise as it's an
alkali
describe a positive result
light
blue
-> brick
red
/orange
shows
sucrose
was in original test solution
describe negative result
no
colour
change
shows no reducing or
non-reducing
sugars are present