Benedict's test can be semi-quantitative because the resulting color change (from blue to brick-red) provides an estimate of the concentration of reducing sugars present.
La prueba de Benedict puede ser semiquantitativa porque el color resultante (del azul al rojo ladrillo) indica una estimación de la concentración de azúcares reductores presentes.
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