Front | A solution which tested negative for reducing sugars was thought to contain sucrose and protein. Describe how you would find out whether this was so (6 marks) |
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Back | mix equal volumes of solution and dilute hydrochloric acid; boil in a water bath (for 2 minutes) to hydrolyse sucrose (to glucose and fructose); mix with equal volumes of Benedict’s reagent; boil in water bath (for 2 minutes); if brick red precipitate appears then sucrose is present; mix equal volumes of solution and (dilute/5 %) sodium hydroxide run dilute/1% copper sulphate solution into the solution a purple ring at the interface indicates protein is present; |
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