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What is the purpose of Selivanoff's test?
What is the purpose of Selivanoff's test?
- To identify non-reducing sugars
- To differentiate between ketoses and aldoses (correct)
- To detect the presence of starch
- To estimate reducing sugars
Which test is used for the detection of galactose and lactose?
Which test is used for the detection of galactose and lactose?
- Osazone test
- Tollen's test
- Mucid acid test (correct)
- Fehling's test
How does the iodine test indicate a positive result?
How does the iodine test indicate a positive result?
- Appearance of yellow-colored crystals
- Formation of a dark grey precipitate
- Blue-black or purple color (correct)
- Cherry red-colored complex
What does the formation of a silver mirror indicate in Tollen's test?
What does the formation of a silver mirror indicate in Tollen's test?
Which reagent is used in Osazone test?
Which reagent is used in Osazone test?
What is the key function of Fehling's test?
What is the key function of Fehling's test?
Which test is specifically used to detect the presence of pentoses?
Which test is specifically used to detect the presence of pentoses?
What color indicates the presence of carbohydrates in the Molisch Test?
What color indicates the presence of carbohydrates in the Molisch Test?
Which reagent is crucial for the Barfoed's Test to detect reducing monosaccharides?
Which reagent is crucial for the Barfoed's Test to detect reducing monosaccharides?
What is the purpose of Benedict's Test?
What is the purpose of Benedict's Test?
In the Bial's Test, pentoses are dehydrated into which compound that forms a blue-green precipitate?
In the Bial's Test, pentoses are dehydrated into which compound that forms a blue-green precipitate?
What indicates a positive result in the Molisch Test for carbohydrates?
What indicates a positive result in the Molisch Test for carbohydrates?